Here’s How The Firefly Fun House Match Will Work

That would be an interesting way to go Firefly. We are coming up on a rather interesting WrestleMania as there has never been one like it before and likely never will be again. With so many of the normal things taken off the table this year, there are going to be a lot of original things that we have not seen before. One of those is going to be in one of the bigger matches, and now we know what that might be.

There are a lot of big matches set for WrestleMania and one of the most intriguing is Bray Wyatt vs. John Cena. Wyatt blames the rise of the Fiend on his loss to Cena at WrestleMania 30 and Cena is ready to fight for the company’s future. The match is going to be a Firefly Fun House match, though Wyatt did not specify the rules. Now though, we might have an idea of what the match will be.

According to Wrestlinginc.com, the match will likely take place on the Firefly Fun House set. Wyatt vs. Cena was one of the matches which had been rumored to be taking place outside of the Performance Center, though it is not clear where the Fun House would be set up. Cena would not be the first person to visit the Fun House, as Seth Rollins appeared there during his feud with Wyatt on the October 14, 2019 Monday Night Raw.

It’s a different place. Check out the challenge and what happens when an outsider comes to the Fun House:

Opinion: This is something that makes a lot of sense, even if it might wind up being one of those matches that WWE produces to death. What matters most is making it seems like a fight, though at the end of the day, the Fiend has to win. There is no point in having Cena go over here, as he isn’t likely to be around after the match is over. Let Fiend get putt hrough a lot but win in the end before sending him after the World Title again.

How do you see the match going? Do you want it in the Fun House? Let us know in the comments below.

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