Bray Wyatt Wants To Be The Top Guy In The WWE

Bray Wyatt is one of the most refreshingly eccentric personalities on the WWE roster, and his stable continues to be one of the most popular.

That said, he still has yet to reach the mountaintop, which in WWE means a world championship title run. Wyatt tends to be a big picture type of guy, though, and in a recent interview with Alabama.com he was asked how he maintains his level of patience with the process.

"I think I'm someone that is recognized right now. I hate to keep using this word, but it's a surreal feeling to walk into a building anywhere in the world go, and people know who you are. As far as wanting to be on top, if you don't want to be on top, you don't deserve to be here at all. There are thousands of people across this earth who would die for the opportunity to get in front of these people and be what we already are. All I can say is that I'm 29-years-old. I started here when I was 21. In eight years, I'm come this far. My tank is completely at the brim full. When I die or when I am inducted into the [WWE] Hall of Fame years and years and years from now, I will have a legacy and I will be remembered forever. Already, I know that. And I still have so much more to do, man. I have at least 10 title runs in me. [Laughs] That's got to come sooner or later. I'll take that."

Bray continues to be over with the audience and has been in programs with a variety of current and legendary stars that include people like John Cena, CM Punk, Daniel Bryan, Chris Jericho, and The Undertaker. While some of those feuds ended in victory, the majority of them ended with Wyatt looking weaker than when he came into the feud, and at some point your top villain needs to net a few victories.

Letting him and his stable take a title as their own for a while would be a great way to give him some additional momentum, and have the master of the dark arts reign supreme over RAW or Smackdown would make for some exciting television. He's more than ready for the ball, they just need to let him run with it.