5 ways Bray Wyatt can bounce back after WWE Super ShowDown

#3 Go after everybody

The Fiend should be doing this to EVERYONE. Even YOU.

There are a number of traits consistent with classic villains. One is that you can sort of see their point of view and even empathize with them (think Magneto, Thanos, or the bad guy Ed Harris played in The Rock). The other is that, when they fail, they blame everybody but themselves. They were so sure that they were right in their cause, they there's no way it was their fault they didn't succeed. It was everyone else.

That has to be Bray Wyatt. Up until now, The Fiend has gone after one individual at a time (mostly). And he's defeated them (and changed them), one by one. Now, he's come across an opponent he couldn't beat - and that means now everybody in WWE is going to pay.

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This would actually be a great way to lead into a major company-wide angle for the summer. It would mean Wyatt having to lose against whoever he fights at WrestleMania - sacrilege, I know. Just stay with me.

Frustrated, angry, and now absolutely and completely insane, The Fiend is now going after everyone. Including Vince McMahon. That's how you know an angle is big when the Chairman gets involved. Really ramp up how dangerous The Fiend is. You wanna fight The Fiend in a match? Too bad, he's too busy destroying you in the locker room to mess with a lousy wrestling match.

Bray Wyatt - more specifically, The Fiend - becomes more than just an unstoppable opponent that's really scary. Now, he's a force that must be stopped at all costs.

I point out The Fiend specifically because of my next thought.

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