WWE: Two Superstars who are saving the main roster
By Jason Reed
Bray Wyatt’s Firefly Fun House
Fresh, creepy and full of subtle messages and potential jabs, yowie wowie, Bray Wyatt’s Firefly Funhouse has been absolutely remarkable!
For over a month, Wyatt has returned to WWE programming but has not yet made his appearance live in the arena. Instead, Wyatt has been airing Firefly Fun House on every episode of RAW, showcasing his reinvented self while also showing a more sinister side.
The complexity of this character and what he says and does is exactly how WWE should take advantage of Wyatt’s character arc. He appears to have a split personality of sorts and continually makes subtle messages to his previous self, often times leading to a sense of reinvention.
It truly is great television and is something unique and fresh that WWE has never done before. It really is a testament to Wyatt as he has grabbed the ball and ran with it. If done incorrectly, these segments could’ve absolutely bombed and be yet another failed WWE experiment.
Instead, every single week WWE fans are waiting for Firefly Fun House and rewatching the segment on YouTube and social media. When Wyatt finally returns, he is going to get an absolutely massive pop and as long as creative continues booking him in this way, he really can reach new heights.