10 Reasons WWE Needs To Shoot A Quick Face Turn On Bray Wyatt
9. The Face Side Of The Roster Is Razor-Thin
With Daniel Bryan already on the sideline and the addition of Roman Reigns to the injured list, plus the staleness of John Cena (not that thats a new issue), that pretty much leaves Dean Ambrose andDean Ambrose as fresh faces who could conceivably carry a show. WWE is in dire need of faces. The counterpoint to that is that WWE is in dire need of heels. Basically, WWE is in dire need. Turning Bray Wyatt solves that problem. He has the credibility to be a main event player for them, and would give the company some original matchups that we havent seen a dozen times in the last several months. In this era where WWE has what seems like 300 hours of television time to fill each week, theyre running matchups into the ground. If you want to keep us interested, give us things we havent seen before. Wyatt vs. Orton, Rollins, Rusev, Lesnar, etc. are all showdowns that weve yet to have spoiled by saturation, and some of those are incredibly enticing.
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