WWE SmackDown: 5 Reasons why John Cena and Bray Wyatt will likely clash in a Firefly Funhouse match

Modified Mar 28, 2020 02:34 GMT

A huge match has pretty much been confirmed this week

#3 Luxury of the show not airing before a live crowd

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I have been covering sports entertainment for a very long time indeed and I have to say I have never come across an event like this year's WrestleMania. WrestleMania is a show that thrives on the fans in attendance and for there to be no members of the WWE Universe at all in the crowd will be quite the spectacle.

Usually, when you air a match of this nature on the big screen, it does not go over too well with the crowd, who've paid their hard-earned money to watch the show live. TNA did a great job with some of the 'Broken' Hardy matches where part of the match happened in front of the crowd and the remaining happened on the big screen.

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Now, without a live audience present, Bray Wyatt and the men in charge of SmackDown have a chance to be creative. They can actually present this match in a manner that is a welcome break from the rest of the action in the show.

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