Bray Wyatt returns

"The Fiend" Bray Wyatt is back! The lights abruptly cut out as Daniel Cormier raised Riddle's hand in victory. Fireflies filled the arena as fans turned on their flashlights. The eerily familiar tune of "He's got the whole world in his hands" rang throughout the Wells Fargo Center. Wyatt's various puppet pals emerged one by one in different pockets of the arena. Commentators Michael Cole and Corey Graves were taken aback when The Fiend's mask mysteriously appeared on their announcer's table. WWE faked out fans by having a stand-in appear wearing The Fiend's mask. A creepy video montage was followed by a close-up of an ominous door as the Philadelphia crowd shouted, "Holy shit!" The man believed to be Wyatt, sporting a brand new mask, walked through the door with his trademark lantern before taking off the mask and confirming his return. WWE may have just pencilled the greatest return in pro-wrestling history strictly in terms of presentation. It was rife with tension and excitement, well-paced and well-executed. Just horrifyingly magical.