Every The Fiend WWE Pay Per View Match Ranked Worst To Best

'CINEMATIC DOES NOT COUNT!'

Well... normally that would be true.

Here's a technical truth: The Fiend pinned John Cena for the victory, just for anyone seeking context. The rest is, admittedly, a subjective jigsaw, and not everyone will agree that this should have a place. It sure as hell can't be overlooked either.

Despite not being a match in the traditional sense, it was a dose of psychological warfare that played brilliantly into the mindset of Bray and The Fiend. As The Fiend's arena pay per view appearances centre themselves around visual spectacles, skewiff camera work, abstract noise, and a notable talent for teleportation, was this video package really that different?

Okay, yes it was. But it was still Bray Wyatt through and through, and that's what makes it worthy. The verbal and mental victimisation of John Cena, who put the story over in excellent fashion, was carried out with the same offbeat wickedness as the most intense of The Fiend's other pay per view outings.

It just so happened that this time around, multiverse time travel was thrown into the mix. Well, if anyone's capable...