4. “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt
Once popular as the undefeated one, “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt almost made it to WrestleMania as a real threat. However, his luck hasn’t been good when it comes to WrestleMania season, and this year the case was the same.
The Fiend suffered his first pinfall loss against WWE Hall Of Famer Goldberg at Super ShowDown last month, and not only did he lose for the first time ever in a televised match, but he also lost the Universal Championship to The WCW Legend.
But looking at the positive side, at least he’ll have a role at this year’s Showcase Of Immortals. Last year, he wasn’t there because he was off WWE programming to repackage himself.
He hasn’t had the best record at WrestleMania. His first ever match at WrestleMania was in 2014 against John Cena, which he lost. In 2015, he lost to The Undertaker, and in 2016 he was beaten down in a segment with The Rock and John Cena. In 2017, he dropped the WWE Title to Randy Orton, and was a part of the kick-off show in 2018.
Wyatt has come full circle. He’s going to face John Cena this year in a rematch from his first ever WrestleMania match.
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