Why WWE Will Always Sell Out EVERY Gimmick
It's not Bray Wyatt's fault. The failings over the past several years, both objective and subjective, have rarely been Bray Wyatt's fault, to be completely fair to him.
Apocryphally seen as one of the smartest men in the locker room by various co-workers wowed by the wildness of his creative mind, the position he finds himself in as a divisive supernatural figure was one that wouldn't have happened if the system that fostered the gimmick knew how to use it. That's the tone this piece will take anyway, even if your writer has had his reservations with the quality of work at time.
That's also the reason why it seemed worthwhile to separate facts from personally-curated fiction.
A fairly healthy majority from a decent sample size are still clearly emotionally invested in The Fiend, even if they're not well off enough to financially invest. And to be frank, if you've $6500 just lying around to spend on a belt, you're best off giving it to a good cause instead.
Because, and here's the sad reality of the state of things in 2020 - The Fiend isn't a good cause. Bray Wyatt the wrestler has a contribution he can make to the show and Windham Rotunda has a job that helps create a nice life for his family, but The Fiend will never be The Undertaker, or Mankind, or even the f*cking Missing Link because WWE, if they haven't already, will sell him out long before he has the chance.
Why?
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