Bray Wyatt's recent return to WWE has got the entire business buzzing lately with fans speculating about who the Eater Of Worlds might end up feuding against. There are plenty of options from fresh faces he's never interacted with, to former foes who Wyatt could engage with one more time.
Over the years he has had some memorable rivalries, with some being for the wrong reasons such as his work against Seth Rollins, to some of his best against Daniel Bryan. While wrestling fans might recall those, there are certain feuds that Wyatt has had over the years that people do not remember quite as well.
10 The Miz
Bray Wyatt and The Miz tried to work hard when they got the chance to feud in 2019, but it only led to one PPV match which was over in under 10 minutes. That stopped things from being overly memorable between them, which is mainly because their rivalry was a short one.
Wyatt was in the middle of a bigger angle against Daniel Bryan at that point, and while he was gone after an attack from The Fiend, Wyatt engaged in a brief angle with Miz. It kept him ticking on until Bryan returned, but it was only a secondary rivalry which didn't help make it feel important.
9 Corey Graves
A portion of Bray Wyatt's career that a lot of people often forget about is the time that he spent in NXT where he kickstarted the gimmick. Wyatt himself dealt with an injury during this time, so he wasn't always inside the ring, but one person The Wyatt Family targeted was Corey Graves.
At the time, Graves was someone WWE had high hopes for as a performer, and he was consistently pushing to try and take the group down. He worked with several people to compete against the faction, in what is a forgotten rivalry.
8 Kofi Kingston
Very early on in Bray Wyatt's main roster run, he got the opportunity to work against Kofi Kingston, who was an experienced member of the roster at that time. He made sense as a rival for Wyatt considering he is a brilliant underdog babyface, but WWE didn't invest too much time into this one.
Wyatt wasn't firing on all cylinders yet as he was still developing his style with the audience, and that is why this angle isn't one that people talk about a lot. They only had one PPV match as well, and because it was so short it didn't end up connecting overall.
7 The B-Team
Fans fondly remember the work that Bray Wyatt and Matt Hardy put together, whether that be as rivals or as a tag team, but the specifics of what they did is less memorable. Their rivalry itself wasn't a particularly great one, but their time working as a team did prove to be popular.
However, the fact that they feuded with The B-Team didn't help make it a run that fans would always be talking about. Bo Dallas and Curtis Axel were never pushed as a truly top duo, so this rivalry is one most have forgotten.
6 Heath Slater & Rhyno
Another tag team rivalry that Bray Wyatt was involved in took place during his run alongside Randy Orton on SmackDown. The two men came together and won the SmackDown Tag Team Championships, and it was Heath Slater and Rhyno that he was working against at that time.
While that random pairing proved to be popular with wrestling fans, this storyline wasn't one that audiences were too interested in. The big reason for that was because the focus was on the tensions between Orton and Luke Harper and why the Viper was joining the group rather than what the two teams were doing.
5 Ryback
At Payback 2015 Bray Wyatt and Ryback went to battle in singles action, which is a match that very few fans are going to recall. This wasn't a rivalry that anybody was truly invested in, mainly because Ryback wasn't a talent that fans got excited about from an in-ring perspective.
The fact that this rivalry was a short one highlights that WWE saw the issues with them working together in the fact that the match wasn't that good, which is another reason this has been forgotten.
4 The New Day
The New Day feuding with The Wyatt Family is something that could have been epic if it had been booked on the same level as both of their feuds with The Shield. However, that wasn't the case, and instead, a lot of the focus was on cinematic moments, which included a brawl at the Wyatt Family compound.
That wasn't particularly interesting or shot in an engaging manner that drew people in. Xavier Woods did a good job of being terrified of the faction, but their rivalry didn't end up connecting in the manner it should have.
3 Brothers Of Destruction
Bray Wyatt and The Undertaker were two gimmicks often compared to each other, and they were able to have a memorable WrestleMania storyline to truly explore that to its fullest. However, after that, they locked horns at Survivor Series in 2015 for the 25th anniversary of Undertaker's debut.
He worked alongside Kane here to take on The Wyatt Family, but this build was all about recalling Undertaker's legendary career, rather than creating a meaningful rivalry. That was summed up best by the PPV match only lasting 10 minutes, which was dominated by The Brothers Of Destruction.
2 Luke Harper
When fans think of these two men they instantly go to the idea of them being partners and friends, which was the case for the vast majority of their time working together. However, during Bray Wyatt's feud with Randy Orton, WWE had the opportunity to truly push Harper, who was incredibly over with the fans.
This did lead to him going against his leader for a short period, and some hoped he would be added to the WrestleMania 33 encounter. That didn't happen, and instead, Harper was pushed aside to focus on the Viper, which is ultimately why people have forgotten this brief angle.
1 Kane
Normally when someone debuts in WWE and the company have high hopes for them, their original storyline ends up being quite a memorable one. However, for Bray Wyatt that wasn't the case, even though it led to a Ring Of Fire match at SummerSlam in 2013.
He came in and immediately feuded with Kane, which made sense on paper. Kane was a veteran who could put Wyatt over, someone who was seen as a monster and would make Wyatt look like one by losing, and the fans still cared about him. However, the WWE Universe ruined this feud by constantly chanting, "Husky Harris" at Wyatt, and didn't truly engage with their work.