6 Ups And 6 Downs From Last Night's WWE Raw (July 30)
3. Art Of Darkness
Bray Wyatt talks utter, utter rubbish.
It seems entirely fruitless even bothering to transcribe or transmit the nonsense he came out with this week, because it mirrored the same balderdash he uttered last week and the familiar claptrap he's been spouting since he fighting Kane inside a ring of fire.
That debut (which, appropriately, was also hot garbage) lingers in the memory at this time of year, with the realisation that another 12 months have passed by where WWE can partially lament their own failings with a once-promising character and Bray himself can avoid taking a long look in the mirror to address the deeply ingrained problems with his persona.
It being Wyatt, the story will at least have a happy ending for Finn Bálor fans, who can expect their charge to win comfortably when they face off at SummerSlam. It does however mean he'll be trapped in segments such as this, especially when 'The Eater Of World's gibberish affords the storyline excuse to resurrect 'The Demon King' for the first time since his April return.