5 Unknown Facts about Bray Wyatt

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2. His win/loss ratio is pretty bad

Wyatt is a three-time WWE World Champion along with several other accolades under his name with the likes of WWE’s Male Wrestler of the year in 2019 and #6 rank in PWI500 list in 2014. It’s really hard to digest the fact that Wyatt’s win/loss ratio is pretty horrible and he lost nearly 70% of his matches, with him only winning one single match cleanly during the second half of 2015.

He feuded with the top names in WWE like John Cena, Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose (now Jon Moxley in AEW), Chris Jericho, Braun Strowman, and his infamous rivalry with Seth Rollins where his Hell In A Cell match ended in a disqualification. That’s really unfortunate for a former multiple-time world champion.

1. Bray Wyatt is a state wrestling champion

The most surprising fact about Wyatt is that he is a state wrestling champion. Long before when Wyatt was not scaring the hell out of us with his sinister tricks, he was a Florida School State Wrestling Champion. Wyatt achieved this while he was attending Hernando High School in Brooksville, Florida. He competed for the 275 lbs weight category and won the state wrestling championship in 2005. Later, he tried his hands on American Football as well and earned a scholarship with his extraordinary performance to Troy University.

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