The mere idea of Bray Wyatt's character perhaps sounds too over the top, too unrealistic, even by WWE standards. Indeed, how many backwoods cult leaders wearing flowered shirts and sitting in rocking chairs have ever been able to get over anywhere besides a Hollywood production? However, Bray has succeeded on an incredibly high level in the company. He has such a force of personality and is such a presence, that he automatically gets your attention and refuses to let go. Every time he's on camera, he absolutely owns it and to watch him is to watch a man that is fully embracing the character he inhabits. Bray Wyatt believes in who he is and he makes fans believe as well. There is no better place for a WWE Superstar to be, no better spot than the one Bray is currently in. He has made a connection with the crowd and at the end of the day, they care about who he is and what he's doing. When the lights go off and the arena is illuminated by glowing cell phones as the fans clap along to the music, it is just an eerie sight for anyone watching. The fact that all of this is done for a heel that should be among the most hated in the company is a curiosity indeed but it is a testament to how over Bray is with fans. It is rare for such a unique talent to be given the opportunities that Bray has been given in WWE. He is used in main event spots and his family is always a constant presence in one segment after another. Bray Wyatt is definitely must see television.
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