Roman Reigns has had his share of criticism for lack of talent behind the microphone but it appears that one man has technically helped him improve – Bray Wyatt.

Even though many feel that Wyatt is holding Reigns back, it seems that the longer Reigns feuds with Wyatt, the better he gets. Well why not? Considering that Wyatt has mastered the art of being a heel wrestler, the angle of course works to the advantage of the baby faced Reigns especially when it comes to trying to handle the mind games and public address targeted at the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) fans.

Recall that earlier this year, Reigns was the new fan favorite. But somehow at the WWE Royal Rumble, Reigns fumbled a bit. While he was destined to face Brock Lesnar at Wrestlemania 31, it needed a slight detour at WWE Fastlane before the Wrestlemania Main Event was finally made official.

But even then, Reigns seemed to have lacked the vote of confidence from fans to be the new face of the WWE. He has been in the WWE title picture several times though he has been scripted to always come short.

So right now, he is in the middle of a feud with Wyatt, a fabricated feud that started when Wyatt cost Reigns the WWE Money in the Bank briefcase recently. Wyatt explains that his actions were are a result of Reigns depriving him the opportunity to vie for the WWE Money In the Bank (MITB) ladder match, something that many really didn't see coming.

So the feud has been escalating in recent weeks; and now the two are set to do battle at WWE Batteground. Should it end or continue?

Chances are that if Reigns wins, it will be the end of that with Wyatt probably moving on to another feud with Reigns' buddy, Dean Ambrose.

If Wyatt wins, or a no-contest ensues, expect the storyline to continue.

WWE Batteground happens at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis Missouri this coming Sunday starting at 8 p.m. EST (5 p.m. PST). The event can be see live via the WWE Network.