Ranking 10 Most Likely Candidates To Win Their First WWE World Title

4. Bray Wyatt

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Whenever Bray Wyatt and the WWE World Heavyweight Championship come up together in conversation, there usually follows a cacophony of voices stating that his 'character doesn't need championships', or that Bray Wyatt has no interest in the hollow prizes of the material world. He ain't no material girl, after all.

This also comes with the utterly contradictory statement that what Wyatt is truly interested in is 'power'. In the history of the last forever in professional wrestling, we've been led to believe that with the championship comes power. So, two plus two can equal four, and in order for Bray Wyatt to grasp the power he craves he must get his hands on the most coveted prize in the business.

Before Wyatt got injured, he seemed to be on the verge of a face turn that could have done wonders for his short-term career. He's returned to the same old Wyatt we had before his injury, but with no clear feuds ahead of him there could very well be championship gold in his future.

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