Is Final Deletion Coming To Wrestlemania?

When Matt Hardy returned to the WWE, everyone was waiting to see the final deletion. Now, it seems we have to wait no longer since the Final Deletion of Bray Wyatt is expected to happen soon, perhaps even at Wrestlemania!

Announced by the WWE

The Final Deletion match between Matt Hardy and Bray Wyatt is more than just a rumor since the WWE announced the match on their Twitter account.

An Interesting Angle for Fans?

Even though I have enjoyed Woken Matt Hardy thoroughly, some fans could not wait to see the back of this rivalry. I must admit I did enjoy Woken Hardy but find myself lacking interest in anything involving Bray Wyatt lately. Still, Matt Hardy certainly elevates the quality of the match. Even if Wyatt is lacking behind in the ring, I find that Hardy makes up for it with his experience and outstanding ring ability.

As it stands, both Bray Wyatt and Woken Hardy have each obtained a pinfall during their feud. Naturally, the feud must be settled with a final match, which has now been announced. Whether or not it happens at WrestleMania 34 is another story.

The Problems with This Rivalry?

Despite the skill and experience of Hardy, there have been some issues with the feud between Matt and Bray. While it could have been one of the best rivalries the WWE had seen in a long time, there was a clear lack of direction that caused this rivalry to lose its spark.

However, the Final Deletion match at WrestleMania could turn things around for the Hardy versus Wyatt feud. Fans are looking forward to seeing the Hardy Compound, so if that could be incorporated into a WrestleMania match, it could lead to a gem that will stand the test of time.

While there is no certainty on how the Final Deletion will play out, it is expected it will be an event that plays throughout WrestleMania. Insiders claim cameras will follow Wyatt as he makes his way to the Hardy Compound, building up the anticipation of wrestling fans.

Of course, if the WWE wants to stay true to the Final Deletion match, it will have to be recorded and played to viewers at home as well as the WrestleMania crowd.

Should We Be Very Excited About This?

You bet! Remember, Vince has given Matt Hardy full creative license. If you are lucky enough to remember the original Final Deletion, just think how great it would be to see something similar on a bigger platform at WrestleMania.

However, Wyatt’s role is a cause for concern, especially since we all remember the horrible pre-recorded abomination that would end the feud between Orton and Wyatt. We don’t want a repeat of that, so I hope Matt gets his points across here.

In conclusion, if this rivalry is going to work, Hardy will take the lead on this and bring his creativity to create another epic Final Deletion. Who knows, it might be the most interesting feud in WrestleMania history!

Are you looking forward to the Final Deletion? Do you think they can pull it off? Let us know in the comment section below.