Booker T Says Bray Wyatt’s Fiend Isn’t About Wins & Losses

Bray Wyatt lost at WrestleMania, but that storyline will now continue in a different direction. Randy Orton claims to have killed The Fiend, but odds are he’ll be back.

Many fans were left feeling deflated by how Bray Wyatt vs Randy Orton turned out at WrestleMania. Booker T seems to understand and he explained on his Hall of Fame radio show that The Fiend isn’t about wins and losses. Fans just need to strap in and enjoy the ride.

““I said it many, many times and I don’t know if anybody’s hearing me or not. The Fiend’s career is not about wins and losses. I don’t think it should be about wins and losses, because I mean, we saw what happened.”

“The Fiend got beat, lights go out, everybody disappeared. So, did The Fiend really get beat? Could The Fiend have kicked out? Is The Fiend taking Randy Orton on a ride? What’s going to happen next? ‘To be continued!’ That’s the way I look at it.”

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“I think The Fiend is more character-based than anything, man. I think The Fiend is just to make the story something different as far as The Fiend goes, as far as Bray Wyatt goes, as far as the mixing of those characters. ‘One day I’m happy, one day I’m mad,’ you know? You got Alexa Bliss as well playing this role. Something totally different than she’s done before.”

We’ll have to see what’s next for Bray Wyatt, especially since Alexa Bliss seems to be working against him. Those two are now waging a war of creepy promos from Alexa’s Playground to The Firefly Fun House.