Best Feuds and Predictions for Bray Wyatt After WWE Survivor Series 2015

Survivor Series proved to be another disappointing evening for Bray Wyatt.

Yet again he impressed during the build of a major feud, but as has been the case with Undertaker at WrestleMania this year and the likes of John Cena before that, Wyatt came up short once again.

The WWE World Heavyweight Championship scene has moved on once again, and Wyatt is nowhere to be seen.

So what can Bray Wyatt fans expect to happen over the next few months, as WWE tries to keep him on top of his game?

Perhaps the most obvious feud for Wyatt will be with half of The Brothers of Destruction, Kane. The Undertaker may well take some time off to rest up before the Royal Rumble pay-per-view early next year, but Kane will surely be around in December.

Don't be fooled by Bray's dismantling of The Dudley Boyz on Raw this past week, as it's likely that Bray will start a feud with someone higher up the card.

Taking Kane on one-on-one would be a good fill-in feud for Wyatt before WrestleMania season rolls around, one which could involve them both fighting at Tables, Ladders & Chairs next month.

It would at least keep the intensity from Wyatt's feud with The Brothers of Destruction alive and potentially open the door on another rematch involving Taker when he returns around the Royal Rumble.

Apart from that rivalry with Kane, when weighing up all the other feuds going on at the moment, it's tough to see where Bray fits in.

Sheamus and Roman Reigns are locked in for the world title, Dean Ambrose and Kevin Owens could be headed for their own feud too and names like John Cena, Randy Orton and Cesaro all being absent only further reduces the opportunities for Bray.

Perhaps, for the next four or five weeks, WWE's task for Bray and The Wyatt Family would be to build them up as one of the most dominant forces on the roster.

Think back to when The Shield was at its peak, and going after random stars without explaining its actions. Sometimes it wouldn't be in direct rivalries but would just take people out. Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins were tasked with taking out some big names, and it was part of what made them such a feared and impressive trio. The Wyatt Family definitely has the potential to emulate that, with Bray at the head of the family.

In a bid to build Bray Wyatt and, to a lesser extent, The Wyatt Family up ahead of WrestleMania, this should be what lies in the immediate future. There's no worthwhile rivals for Bray at the moment, so an attack on The Dudley Boyz might be the sort of thing we see over the next month.

Next week it could be Neville; the week after that, it might be Dean Ambrose. There doesn't have to be logic to the attacks, but if the Wyatts take out every single star in their path with such a brutal beating on each occasion, Bray might just become The New Face of Fear that WWE wants him to be.