Timeline: How The Fiend became the biggest thing in WWE

#6. First victims

The Fiend has racked up quite a few victims during his initial rampage.

Bray Wyatt warned The WWE Universe about The Fiend for weeks at this point, but no one was prepared for what would happen next. It all started out innocently enough with Finn Balor celebrating in the ring after a match and then everything went to black. Suddenly, laughing could be heard throughout the arena and the audience sat in awed silence.

After a few seconds of darkness, The Fiend appeared for the first time on live television and hit Balor with a Sister Abigail. He then posed over Balor's prone body before the lights were shut off again. While this was only a small taste of what was to come from WWE's newest creation, it had the fans chanting after it was over.

And then it happened again with Mick Foley. Only this time, The Fiend hit the WWE legend with the mandible claw and forced the WWE Universe to watch him choke his victim out. This theme continued with The Fiend attacking Kurt Angle, Jerry 'The King' Lawler, and even Kane at one point.

No one was safe from The Fiend and his segments made that quite clear. Maybe the scariest part of all it was the fact that the creature could strike anywhere and at any time, which made him virtually unpredictable.