5 things WWE secretly told us on SmackDown through The Fiend & Daniel Bryan's contract signing segment

#2 The Fiend will always do the unusual

Did you just say MISTAKE, @WWEDanielBryan?!YOWIE WOWIE! MISTAKE IS THE WORD OF THE DAY! #SmackDown #RoyalRumble @WWEBrayWyatt pic.twitter.com/Wiq6j4KcQw

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) January 25, 2020

Whenever a contract signing takes place on live television, it's clear that there's going to be more than putting pen to paper, usually a brawl. We did see The Fiend and Daniel Bryan attack each other on SmackDown, but what happened, in the end, was unexpected.

The Fiend picked up a pen and ran it through his hand and finished the contract signing with his blood. This was one of the most strange things that he has done so far on the show. We know that he likes pain, but who hurts himself on purpose?

Is there a meaning hidden behind The Fiend's actions? Was there something Bray Wyatt wanted to tell his fans watching the show?

While we don't know the exact truth behind this segment, we are sure that the madness of The Fiend won't be ending sometime soon. There are going to be more unusual segments that we have never seen before on WWE Television.

This week's SmackDown showed only a glimpse of what Bray Wyatt's alter ego The Fiend has to offer.

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#1 WWE has started to get the type of reaction they have wanted for The Fiend

Someone call the geek squad.@WWEBrayWyatt can't see to get his pesky fax machine to work! 😫 #SmackDown #RoyalRumble pic.twitter.com/j9YTuYLHDQ

— WWE (@WWE) January 25, 2020

When The Fiend hit himself with a pen which resulted in bleeding from his hand, the fans started chanting "you have issues". While to some, this may seem like a negative reaction, for others this segment was interesting.

The fans didn't know what The Fiend was going to do and when they saw him stab himself with a pen, they gave their unbiased reaction to the situation. We know that The Fiend's character is that of an eccentric, so it suits Wyatt's persona and that's what matters.

Fans chanting you have issues at The Fiend doesn't mean they are turning on him. Instead, it means that WWE has finally started to receive the kind of reaction the current Universal Champion deserves from the crowd.

He has successfully managed to keep his two characters different from each other, and the fans will treat them as separate entities too.