5 Reasons why Bray Wyatt shouldn't have been Braun Strowman's first challenger for the Universal Championship

#2 Deprives other Superstars of getting a title shot

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WWE has a huge roster of Superstars at its disposal, be it at NXT, RAW, of SmackDown. Now having so many talents is a boon and a bane at the same time, the bane being that they have to come up with storylines to try and engage as many of them as possible.

But it is often seen that only a select few Superstars are given a chance to be in the World title picture and these select few keep rotating and competing for the title. We get that the company needs its top Superstars to be in the World title scene. But by doing so, they are depriving other Superstars of getting a title shot and thus creating more main-event players.

There are many Superstars on the SmackDown roster who could have proved to be credible opponents for Braun Strowman. Best fact, they could have gained momentum even if they had lost to the Monster Among Men because being in the title picture alone would have been a plus point for them.

Superstars like Sheamus, Jeff Hardy, and even King Corbin would have been a good choice as the first challengers for Strowman. We can only hope that they all get their chances in due time.