This last point just might be the most important one of all. Since Bray Wyatt has exploded on the scene he has targeted Kane, CM Punk, Daniel Bryan and now John Cena. These high profile feuds have given him and his Family great exposure and a wonderful opportunity. But after only being on the main roster for less than a year the question needs to be asked: has Bray peaked too early? After Wrestlemania Bray has no where to go. He can either continue to feud with Cena or go back to targeting Bryan. There is nobody higher right now and anything less is a giant step down. He's potentially a Streak opponent for Undertaker but he has to stay relevant for a full year, something that will be difficult given all the previous reasons. Fans are still holding out hope that Sting signs with WWE and while Wyatt vs. Sting would be an intriguing prospect but it's still just a fantasy. There is so much on the line for Bray at Wrestlemania. If he's just fed to Cena as an offering he could be sent spiraling down the card. If the feud continues for months he'll just be spinning his wheels until the big Cena squash. His only hope is that Bryan wins the title and creative lets him chase it. Anything less means he'll be dancing the midcard mambo, slowly losing steam and eventually getting lost in the shuffle. Right this moment it looks as if Bray Wyatt has the world in his hands and can do no wrong. If these issues aren't addressed, however, Bray might be putting over 3MB on Main Event by the time Wrestlemania 31 rolls around, or worse, joining them. They're looking for someone to play drums.
