10 Wrestlers Who Desperately Need New Gear

There's no denying that when Bray Wyatt's 'The Fiend' first reared his head on WWE programming in 2019 fans were instantly hypnotised by the beings choice of clothing.

Wyatt's circus style, almost clown pants and jet black vest, coupled with the terrifying visual of 'The Fiend's grotesque face mask and 'hurt' and 'heal' gloves made for one of the most chilling get-ups in all of wrestling.

Yet, here we are a year or so later and unfortunately not much has changed.

Wyatt looks pretty much identical to what he did when he first popped up and started adding innocent faces to his wall of maim.

Now, that's not to say that 'The Fiend' needs to completely shift up his aesthetic and start sporting brand new merchandise every time he makes an appearance on WWE programming. However, a slight progression or evolution of the character's look could be a compelling new detail to lace into his ever growing mythology.

For example, Wyatt could add the names of his victims to his clothing or even change-up the fiendish mask by adding battle scars or mysterious markings.

Fans have grown used to seeing the once terrifying face of fear, but by subtly changing things up Wyatt can continually offer new reasons to be creeped out by his creature.