History Awesome / BrayWyatt

* The ''Firefly Funhouse'' series is probably one of the most intriguing and engaging stories the WWE has ever written. It's portrayed as a Mr Roger's style kid's show but with some very creepy and unsettling overtones. Bray's acting is what really sells it, though. He acts like an excitable kid's show host, but he makes it clear that he's still the same Bray inside.

** The crowd was [[RootingForTheEmpire on Bray's side]] from the moment Balor's music ended. Every crowd chant from the end of Bray's entrance onwards was either "Holy shit!" "Let him in!" "Yowie wowie!" or "This is/That was awesome!" The best part about it is Finn's reaction to it; it's essentially the look that The Ascension had when he first debuted his Demon King warpaint on them! Old Bray, eat your heart out!

** And if that wasn't enough...as Wyatt revels in retaining the championship, Wrestling/RoyalRumble winner and Wyatt Family member Wrestling/RandyOrton saunters down to the ring, the crowd hushed in anticipation as if expecting Orton to drop Wyatt with an RKO and declare his true intentions for the WWE World Title. He then declares...that as he is the "servant" to Bray's "master", he will ''NOT'' fight him at Wrestling/WrestleMania, and the crowd and the announcers are absolutely stunned as Bray smiles with malicious glee and declares that Randy has finally earned the "keys to the kingdom." So, within the span of three days, Bray Wyatt has finally won the WWE World Championship, firmly cemented himself at a level ''above'' AJ Styles and John Cena, having eliminated both men to win the title and then overcomes both of them ''again'' a mere two days later, ''and''...''AND'' has '''Randy Orton''' sufficiently cowed under the shroud of Wrestling/TheWyattFamily.

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* Ultimately, and maybe most importantly of all, the very career of Windham Rotunda may be one of the single most impressive accomplishments in wrestling history. In his ''entirely'' too short 36 years, only ten of which were spent with his most iconic character, the man behind Bray Wyatt was able to carve out such an irreplaceable legacy for himself, despite a decade of start-stop booking and suspect-at-best decisions from WWE's hierarchy and writing staff, that the day his creative mind left the world became a day of mourning for literally ''everyone'' in the industry, including worldwide names like Wrestling/JohnCena and Wrestling/DwayneJohnson. There are those in wrestling who spend twice that time trying to accomplish half as much and never succeed, and he did it in the face of every obstacle and reversal a wrestler in his position could imagine. More than anything else, despite everything else, Windham Lawrence Rotunda, left this world loved. Windham Lawrence Rotunda, left this world, in every sense of the word, a modern-day folk hero. And, at the end of everything, Windham Lawrence Rotunda, truly, ''truly'', had the whole world in his hands.

* Ultimately, and maybe most importantly of all, the very career of Windham Rotunda may be one of the single most impressive accomplishments in wrestling history. In his ''entirely'' too short 36 years, only ten of which were spent with his most iconic character, the man behind Bray Wyatt was able to carve out such an irreplaceable legacy for himself, despite a decade of start-stop booking and suspect-at-best decisions from WWE's hierarchy and writing staff, that the day his creative mind left the world became a day of mourning for literally ''everyone'' in the industry, including worldwide names like Wrestling/JohnCena and Wrestling/DwayneJohnson. There are those in wrestling who spend twice that time trying to accomplish half as much and never succeed, and he did it in the face of every obstacle and reversal a wrestler in his position could imagine. More than anything else, despite everything else, Windham Rotunda, in the end, had the whole world in his hands.