The New Face of Fear could headline WrestleMania 32.
Frightening WWE Superstar Bray Wyatt took to Twitter and, as usual, fired off a cryptic tweet regarding the WWE's next pay-per-view and network special, the Royal Rumble. The show emanates from the Amway Center in Orlando, Fla., on Jan. 24.
Early Predictions For Royal Rumble Match Winner
It's unknown what the "Eater of Worlds" is referring to in the post, but he promised that his brood will "take everything" at the event.
At the Rumble, we take everything #DownWithTheMachine pic.twitter.com/3FjpnbgatV
— Bray Wyatt (@WWEBrayWyatt) December 23, 2015
It appears as though The Wyatt Family could have a major angle at the event and it quite possibly could lead to their fearless leader winning the 30-man over-the-top-rope Rumble Match and going on to face the WWE World Heavyweight Champion at WrestleMania 32 in April.
Projecting The Royal Rumble Card
Here are three reasons why it would make sense for Wyatt to be the last man standing in Orlando.
1) Family Fun
The WWE has slowly been restoring The Wyatt Family's significance in angles, but wins over aging ECW stars doesn't exactly erase all they've lost. Throughout 2015, the foursome has threatened to wreak havoc, but over and over again they've fallen in big-match situations. Wyatt lost to The Undertaker at WrestleMania 31 and then had a losing effort against 'Taker and Kane at Survivor Series despite talking a big game. The Wyatt Family needs to be built up again and a Rumble Match win could go a long way in making the faction feel like a legitimate threat.
2) Fresh Face
The WWE has never given Wyatt a main event slot at the biggest show of the year, and it's always exciting to see someone new get a chance to headline. The WWE Universe isn't that far removed from the "once in a lifetime" bout between John Cena and The Rock, which actually ended up closing out the "Show of Shows" two years in a row. With Daniel Bryan and Roman Reigns in the main event the last two years, it has been a refreshing theme of change for the WWE. It's unlikely these days that a heel will close out WrestleMania on top, but the WWE thrusting Wyatt onto the big stage could be huge.
3) Wrecked WrestleMania
Wyatt has appeared at only two WrestleManias in his life, and he lost high-profile matches at both. In 2013, he lost to face of the franchise John Cena at WrestleMania XXX. This past March, he fell to The Undertaker at WrestleMania 31. Wyatt needs to start racking up some positive WrestleMania memories, and this year could be the perfect time to give him that one true WrestleMania moment.
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