Bray Can Find His Place

[Pay Per Ghost]

You know how we think Bray is flipflopping.. .

Turn him face, treat like the guy who appears to challenge a heel like Barrett.

And then after the champ makes that 'nobody can beat me'spot In a promo heading to SSlam, Follow the buzzards.

Full face turn, he will work as a completely different opponent to the authority

 

[Prince Vee]

At this point Seth Rollins doesn't have any potential feud, at least for a while in case if Roman Reigns gonna be feuding with Kane as per the front page reads. So yes, this can work well.

Last night during Bray's match with Ryback, the crowd was split and it really would pave way for Bray to turn into a complete face to implicit fear on the Authority.

Cheers!!

 

[Lethal D]

He needs something for sure. It feels like he ran through almost all of the top baby faces. There's Roman but we all know how that will end. I could see him feuding with everyone in the IC title picture, and a program with Sheamus would be good. Other than that I don't know what they could do with him. Perhaps the authority? Getting the family back together wouldn't be a bad idea either.

 

[Glacier]

I think they are hurting Brays popularity with the way they are
handling him.

He seemed invincible at first, now he just seems so-so.

 

[The Yes Guy]

It's very much the same thing with the Creative as with people commenting here.

No one has any Idea about what to do with Bray Wyatt.
His gimmick is so much more one dimentional that there are not many things that you could do with him. So they end up recycling the same storylines with different other wrestlers.

This isn't gonna help him at all..

They need to tweak his gimmick a little bit. Need to give him some credibility and realism. If they're trying an Undertaker with him, it's not gonna work.

Let him stay heel. His character works better as a heel. Have him brainwash people and make them do bad stuff. If they're trying to get some guy to heel turn, have him to facilitate that turn.

More Importantly, make his promos mean something. Have him deliver promos and make him act on him. At the moment he just says stuff and doesn't live up to it. Make him hurt people. Make him fearsome.

All that being said, I genuinely feel Bray Works better as a Manager than a Wrestler. But that's just me.

 

[Mustang Sally]

He seemed invincible at first, now he just seems so-so.

As I see it, he never seemed invincible as much as unpredictable, meaning he was as dangerous as anyone in WWE even though he loses matches. You never know what to expect from him, from kissing his opponent's forehead before applying the Sister Abagail.....to stuffing Dean Ambrose in an ambulance.

Meanwhile, standing in front of a guy like Bray who is growling one minute and laughing the next would scare the hell out of me if I were near him..

For these reasons, while I don't know that turning Bray fully into a face would ever go over, I can see him as a 'tweener.....and in that role, he could fight good guys and bad guys alike; it wouldn't matter to him because he's on his own mysterious mission.

We haven't heard him speak of wanting to win championships or gain individual honors, right? His only focus is on the guy he's going after next ....and to that end, he could tangle with Seth Rollins as easily as Dean Ambrose.

From the flexibility he showed when building up his WM31 match by himself, without needing his opponent to show up and present the other side.....to being able to win or lose matches and not have his effectiveness lessened because his goals are different than everyone else's.....I think he'd be perfect to play the character who gets cheered or booed, depending on who he's fighting.

That might be his place.

 

[MartialHorror]

To be honest, my issue with Bray Wyatt right now is that...the fans just don't seem very interested in him at the moment. Every once in awhile I'll hear a "Let's go Wyatt" chant. But during his feud with Cena, I was sure he was about to be propelled into the Main Event scene. He just seemed to be incredibly over, but it would be odd to hear extreme boos and cheers on different nights.

Now the reactions just seem so mild. I think the first problem was that he was given too much promo time during the Cena feud (too much rambling), then his Jericho feud was boring and the Ambrose feud never seemed to really click. Then he lost to the Undertaker and is now fighting Ryback...for some reason...I'm still wondering how Ryback is in his way, as Ryback seems to only want to pick on lowcard fodder.

Maybe the Wyatt Family was over, while the individual members were not. I think Mustang Sally once mentioned that Bray doesn't need to win as he just bounces to his next feud, but I disagree. Kane technically doesn't need to win either, as he merely has to hurt his enemies in order to assist the authority and has this helped Kane's career? To me, if Bray isn't winning matches, then he at least has to be seen as a successful corrupter...and he's not...Bray has pretty much failed in all of his goals, so I find him to be unintentionally funny.

 

[Just Do It]

He has been around for a couple of years now and his character has been the same act since day one. Look how much Undertaker changed from Survivor Series 1990 / 1992. He had more movement, had turned face, Paul Bearer changed his act up... Look at Mankind from 1996 / 1998. Bray is a victim of WWE midcard hell - but he should speak up more backstage to have things changed.

A face turn would be ideal right now to freshen up who he can work with / change his character. Failing that: a new family.