Deleters Of Worlds

[8.0] "This team was doomed to be short term from the start, which is sad because of just how memorably fun it was. Silly but still with a serious edge, it is my personal favorite stuff of Wyatt, and one of the better parts of Hardy's later career."

[9.0] "The Deleters of Worlds were a team-up that felt like fan fiction come to life, and it actually worked. Two eerie, cryptic madmen, both rejected and reborn through fire (and Lake of Reincarnation), fusing their madness into one glorious fever dream of a tag team. It was equal parts absurd, brilliant, and entertaining as hell. Matt was in full WOKEN mode -- absurd laughter, ancient spirits, and yelling "WONDERFUL! " at the sky -- while Bray finally got to lean into a more theatrical, self-aware version of his cult leader persona. Their promos were a psychedelic tag sermon, and for once, both men were allowed to be weird together without WWE trying to "tone it down." The pairing had promise -- the fans were into it, the chemistry was clicking, and the visual of these two horror movie extras posing in victory was iconic. But like many great WWE experiments, it was cut short just as it was heating up. Injuries, inconsistent booking, and the company's usual creative ADHD meant the Deleters were more cult classic than franchise cornerstone. Still, for that brief window of time, we got cosmic campfire stories, soul deletions, and one of the most creative odd-couple pairings WWE ever dared to try. Short-lived but memorable, the Deleters of Worlds were bizarre brilliance. With more time and freedom, they could've been WWE's answer to the Dark Crystal -- instead, they became a fan-favorite footnote in the careers of two of wrestling's most unique minds."

[4.0] "This could have been so much more. What I really wanted to see was 2 power hungry men who desperately wanted to control those around them, and have it eventually erupt as they both realise each other stood in their respective paths. But unfortunately what we got was a goofy baby face tag team full of "creepy" laughing . It didn't land for me. In ring they were mediocre. Bray Wyatt on his own has a big brute style of wrestling but alongside a past his best Matt Hardy, it was hard to look good as a unit. I liked their feud more than their partnership"

[3.0] "A team that could have had potential. Their complex character did not know how to complement each other. At the in-ring level it was not good."

[2.0] "A dark spot in Bray Wyatt's career. He just stomped in one place and was teamed up with Hardy out of desperation, and even though the interaction of these two minds may look interesting, but even half of the potential wasn't revealed, and their positioning buried this alliance even deeper. There is no point even talking about the matches, they were terrible. The only positive thing that Wyatt has learned from this is the proclamation of himself as Samael, which has now become relevant. I respect Bray for being able to make every part of his career important. But that won't change how terrible this team was, lol."

[8.0] "While I'm sad to say Deleters of Worlds is ending because of Hardy's injury which has lead to his retirement, this team was unique. A spooky team that could be taken seriously at times, especially when they turned heel. They had great tag chemistry and great mic skills, and there feud with the B-Team and The Revival was great. I rate them higher now because they've had better matches which is great for them. Sad to say this team will be no more, although it was WONDERFUL!"