For decades, Undertaker has been the biggest and baddest dog in the yard. He will turn up and lay waste to everybody on a whim. Now that's dominant, but not the kind of dominance that we're addressing here. Let me give you an example... Even though The Undertaker lost at Wrestlemania, and even though he's older and more fragile than ever, if we're watching Raw in a few weeks and we hear a bell toll, we are glued to the screen, because we know that we are about to see The Deadman kick some ass. That is a whole different kind of dominance, knowing that you can walk into any room and be the baddest guy there.Wyatt has displayed this dominance as well. He has bulldozed through all of his competition and in the minds of his people, he is a force to be reckoned with. In an age where people cry "burial!" for every loss, Bray Wyatt is above such pettiness. Take his current feud with John Cena. Bray Wyatt lost to him in his first Wrestlemania appearance, but does he look any weaker for it? No, he came away looking like he had won his own victory, despite what the actual result was. And consider this... Since Windham Rotunda adopted the Bray Wyatt character, he has not won a single championship in WWE or its developmental territories. Why? Because he's never had to. Wyatt has made his way up to the main roster, built himself up the card, main evented Raws and performed in marquee matches on PPV's without holding any kind of belt at any time, or even pursuing one. How many people can we say that about?