With Daniel Bryan beginning 2014 as a reluctant member of the Wyatt Family after having a seeming crisis of faith, the cathartic explosion of emotion in a cage with Wyatt on January 13th provided a shot of adrenaline to the fans we've become unaccustomed to- more on that at a later date. Following up this awesome high with a superb match at the otherwise miserable 2014 Royal Rumble, this feud which initially began in 2013 ended on a top note. Wyatt's victory that night, further angering and alienating the fans increasingly devoted to the YES! Movement, would equally make Wyatt a star. He would progress to a feud with John Cena we shall discuss in depth in a little while, whereas Bryan's consistent oppression from the head office would incur a revolt from the fans that ultimately concluded with Bryan winning the WWE World Title at Wrestlemania 30. It was later said that the Wyatt v Bryan feud was done to push Bryan over the top as a babyface, more so than he already was. Whilst one might argue Batista did as much to cause that as any other, there's no doubt both men came out of this feud as bigger stars.
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