Bray Wyatt is one of the best talkers in WWE today. Sometimes, the man's promos do get a little bizarre, but that's partly what pro wrestling is all about. WWE favour a more entertainment-heavy style of the industry, which suits Wyatt's delivery down to the ground. In years to come, who's to say that people won't be discussing Bray's strange, borderline-nonsensical interviews in the same way they do The Ultimate Warrior's from years prior? It's widely known that the vast majority of WWE's promos are heavily scripted by a crack team of writers. It's unknown whether or not Bray Wyatt has free reign over his own segments. If he doesn't, and his lines are fed to him, he's a better actor than most folks give him credit for. If he's only loosely scripted, he still deserves credit for weaving captivating interviews. WWE should always have someone working with young talent on the art of the wrestling promo. Speaking clearly and convincingly is such an important part of the product the company present. NXT is doing wonders for the in-ring portion of that product, but they should be mindful not to neglect the promos. In the future, there are worse candidates than Bray Wyatt to help keep that ticking along.