6 things WWE fans can thank Triple H for

#3 Bray Wyatt

A match we must see further down the line

Remember Husky Harris? Okay, despite being one of the highlights of NXT season two, it is generally recommended to try and forget the tank with a Ferrari engine, or, whatever he called himself.

After being punted off the main roster by Mr Orton, Husky returned to WWE developmental, to try and find a new character that would do more for his career than ‘big dude who gets partnered with Cody Rhodes’. His first evolution saw him become Axel Mulligan, but this didn’t quite work.

Husky then started working in FCW as Bray Wyatt, a cult-leader from the Bayou that was as much Robert DeNiro in ‘Cape Fear’ as he was professional wrestler. Now the stories of Triple H mentoring NXT stars are plenty, but Hunter and Bray are two individuals that rarely get linked.

Even so, Bray has come out in interviews and stated that he owes his current incarnation to the mentoring and guidance of Triple H. Hunter himself has also said that he sees Bray Wyatt as the perfect example of the merits of WWE’s developmental system.

That system took a talent with potential, but little direction, in the shape of Husky Harris, and within a few years created a megastar who could viably challenge John Cena and The Undertaker at WrestleMania. WWE developmental works.