5 Theories about why WWE Universal Champion The Fiend attacked Daniel Bryan on SmackDown

Modified Nov 09, 2019 04:39 GMT

The Fiend was on the prowl this week on SmackDown

#1 Completely transforming Daniel Bryan into a white-beat babyface

Everybody saying Fiend versus Bryan, I'm out here saying Fiend RECREATES Daniel Bryan. Somebody has to be the first one to let him in right? #SmackDown pic.twitter.com/yT2TGY2N6f
— Zach Perez [AEW Dynamite: Aftershock] (@SpotsHigh) November 9, 2019

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Anyone who goes up against The Fiend is an underdog. We know this because the Curb Stomp, a move that has put so many away, was useless against this sadistic and demonic being in Saudi Arabia.

If Seth Rollins could not get the job done, Daniel Bryan certainly will have a tougher task ahead of him in a program with the Universal Champion. Seth Rollins has been protected thus far, even beating the likes of Brock Lesnar clean, while Daniel Bryan regularly picks up losses.

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But if he goes up against The Fiend, Daniel Bryan will definitely be the underdog. It may compel him to actually urge the fans to spur him to victory, by bringing back the 'Yes' movement from its dormant state.

Daniel Bryan may become the top babyface in the business after that.

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