Eric Bischoff Is Confused By Bray Wyatt’s WWE Presentation

Bray Wyatt’s return to WWE has generated widespread excitement among fans, mainly due to his intense feud with LA Knight. With his enigmatic and unpredictable personality, Bray Wyatt consistently captivates audiences and keeps them on the edge of their seats. In fact, it seems Eric Bischoff is confused by Bray Wyatt’s presentation.

Bray Wyatt was immediately involved in a feud with LA Knight after his return, with the longstanding feud culminating at the Royal Rumble, in a Pitch Black match last month. After defeating LA Knight, many fans assumed he was onto his next opponent, but that hasn’t been made clear yet.

Last fall, Bray Wyatt made his return to WWE programming and seemed to be on a more imaginative creative path that the company’s writers never explored during his previous tenure. However, in recent weeks, his storyline has come to a halt since he repossessed Alexa Bliss and, with the aid of the mysterious Uncle Howdy, buried L.A. Knight in a heap of stage rubble at the Royal Rumble. Eric Bischoff expressed his admiration for Bray Wyatt’s presentation but admitted that he finds it challenging to connect with it.

While speaking on the Kick Rocks podcast, Eric Bischoff talked about Bray Wyatt’s presentation in WWE. Bischoff made it clear that he is confused by Wyatt’s overall presentation but likes what he sees nonetheless.

“That’s one of those I’m just going to watch and see where it goes,” Bischoff said. “That’s some really bizarre stuff. The character and presentation – first of all, it’s cool as hell – but I don’t know how to relate to it. What do I want from that character? Do I want him to emerge as a hero? Maybe an anti-hero? Do I want him to be a bad guy? I don’t know what I want him to be, I’m just looking at him going, ‘Wow, that’s pretty cool.'”

We will have to wait and see how WWE will book Bray Wyatt in the coming weeks, as we are slightly over a month away from WrestleMania 39. Fans are certainly excited for his plans as well.

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