8 Changes To Make Bray Wyatt A Success In WWE
1. Meaningful Wins
Bray Wyatt always loses against top talent. Since 2015, his rate of victories is just 58% and that falls to 50% on pay-per-views alone. For someone who should be competing in main events and chasing top titles, that's not a good set of numbers.
If anything is to change for Wyatt, it should be his ability to win big matches. Wyatt's shtick is impossible to buy given the fact he almost always loses at the end of it all. He can talk a big game and deliver the most convincing promos possible, but none of that counts if he's always the one left looking up at the lights.
Wyatt's current feud with Matt Hardy is a great place to start this new booking direction. Woken Matt is the company's shiny new toy, so it would seem obvious for him to get the push coming out of this, but WWE should use Hardy's incredibly over character and his veteran experience to help Wyatt take the first step in realising his potential.
A win or a loss does little to change Hardy, who is over regardless, but it could be the making of Bray Wyatt.