5 Ridiculous WWE storylines that actually worked

#2 The Firefly Fun House

The Firefly Fun House

After being away from WWE TV for months on end, Bray Wyatt finally appeared in a vignette that hinted that he was soon going to make a return. The vignettes began airing soon after WrestleMania 35 and showed Wyatt in a completely new avatar. The former Eater of the Worlds was now a children's show host and didn't display any sign that he was once the most ruthless entity on the WWE roster. As expected, a large portion of the WWE Universe criticized the angle. Many dubbed it as being cringe, while others simply weren't interested.

Soon, Wyatt began turning to the dark side, and it looked like something sinister was brewing in his mind. A few weeks later, Wyatt introduced us to his alter-ego, The Fiend. This intrigued fans to no end, with many praising WWE for the slow build, from the always-happy and smiling Wyatt to the horror that was The Fiend. He finally made his debut on an episode of RAW, attacking Finn Balor in the process. Balor lost to The Fiend in minutes, and the detractors realized how wrong they had been all this time.