6 Superstars who could interfere in the Seth Rollins vs. Bray Wyatt at the Hell In A Cell PPV

Seth Rollins will defend the Universal Title against Bray Wyatt on Sunday inside Hell in a Cell.

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Does this version of Bray Wyatt have a name? Is it just Bray Wyatt? According to the commentary team, his full name as The Fiend is indeed "The Fiend, Bray Wyatt", but all of the graphics just say "The Fiend". In any event, one man who could make a shocking appearance inside Hell in a Cell this Sunday night would be the Mr. Rogers/PeeWee Herman type character played by Bray Wyatt when he's not a spooky monster.

It's an interesting thought. Rollins has The Fiend on the ropes, it looks like he's in trouble, and suddenly the lights go out the same way they usually do when The Fiend appears. This time, however, it wouldn't be The Fiend appearing, it would be The Fiend disappearing and happy-go-lucky Bray Wyatt showing up in his place.

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It wouldn't be too difficult, either. The Fiend wears a tanktop in the ring, so he can pull his sweater over that. The pants that both Bray and The Fiend wear are extraordinarily tight, but it wouldn't be a big problem for him to wear a looser pair of khakis for the brief appearance.

What would he do? Maybe he would just appear, scare Rollins just by sheer surprise, and then choose the "hurt" glove.

He could then either attack the Universal Champion and finish the match that way, attack and then disappear, or even not attack at all -- he could appear, shock Rollins, and then disappear into the darkness and return as The Fiend as quickly as he left.

No matter which direction he goes, a surprise appearance from the smiling, "Yowie-Wowie'-ing Bray Wyatt would certainly be effective.

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