5 Superstars who could have been a perfect fit for Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House in WWE

#2 Nikki Cross could've followed Alexa Bliss to Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House

"I'm going to beat The Fiend out of @AlexaBliss_WWE!" — @NikkiCrossWWE #WWERaw pic.twitter.com/0jmlwkA5jE

— WWE (@WWE) November 24, 2020

Nikki Cross was one of the frontrunners in the speculations of who could play Sister Abigail, Bray Wyatt's source of power. She impressed everyone with her time as part of SAnitY. While the faction didn't work out well on the main roster, Cross continued to shine as a singles star.

Last year, she was a major part of the storyline where Alexa Bliss tapped into her dark side and joined hands with Bray Wyatt. Many even wondered whether it could lead to Nikki Cross also aligning herself with Wyatt but that didn't happen. Now known as Nikki A.S.H., she is in the middle of the biggest push of her WWE career right now, holding the RAW Women's Championship.

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#1 Abyss could have debuted in WWE as part of Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House

Abyss va The Fiend: Monsters Ball #SmackDown https://t.co/xvqyAoFU7C

— 🖤 Nikki🦇 (@Nikki_0422) August 15, 2020

IMPACT Wrestling Hall of Famer Abyss was one of the most popular stars of TNA and played a crucial part in the success of the promotion. What many fans might now know is that he is now signed to WWE and works as a producer for the company. Last year, Chris Park also made a few on-screen appearances as AJ Styles' statistician.

The entire split-personality gimmick of Abyss makes him a perfect fit for Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House. It's almost fantasy booking, but a tag team of The Fiend and Abyss could've ruled the roster. This could've also led to a feud between the two supernatural stars.

While Abyss appearing on WWE TV can't entirely be counted out, it's safe to assume now that Wyatt won't be involved in it.