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Bray Wyatt lost to The Undertaker at WrestleMania 31 years back. Since it is unlikely The Undertaker will be around for a rematch anytime soon, this leaves us with a big question: Where does Bray Wyatt go from here?

Wyatt was the driving force behind this feud. Taker didn't make a single appearance leading up to the event. Any hype the feud had was built by Wyatt's incredible mic work and some creative segments.

A lot of feuds from WrestleMania will almost certainly carry over to Extreme Rules, but this is one that can't.

The first option is to have him just ignore the loss and focus on a new feud. Superstars move on from storylines without acknowledging a loss all the time.

It's the lazy way to go, but sometimes it keeps a Superstar from looking weak in a future program. Wyatt could simply wait a week or two and then start a program with somebody else.

Remember when Daniel Bryan lost to Wyatt at the 2014 Royal Rumble? Two months later, he was in the main event of WrestleMania 30. His loss to Wyatt was completely ignored. Sometimes that is the best way to move on.

Or WWE could go in the opposite direction and have the decision at WrestleMania affect Wyatt on a deep, personal level. With his acting ability, Wyatt could make this story very interesting.