From Rusev to Dominik Mysterio: 3 possible feuds for Sheamus now that he is back on WWE programming
Hunt down a brute
The WWE may have already laid the groundwork for a feud between Sheamus and Rusev. 'The Redeemer' is currently making life difficult for Otis and Akira Tozawa. He defeated Otis in his first and only match since returning to the promotion after WrestleMania 41. Rusev is now set to take on Akira on this week's Raw.
Sheamus was recently seen boosting the Japanese star's confidence ahead of the match. As such, there is a chance of Rusev and Sheamus crossing paths on Raw on Monday.
Pursue the IC title again
Sheamus needs to win the Intercontinental title to become a Grand Slam Champion in the WWE. Dominik Mysterio is the current IC champion, which makes him the perfect target for the veteran star. The fact that 'Daddy Dom' is still part of the heel group The Judgement Day and Sheamus' a face, suggests that the feud could work.
Revive his rivalry with Bron Breakker
Sheamus had a memorable rivalry with Bron Breakker when 'The Badass' was the Intercontinental champion. The young Steiner, who longer holds the title, has emerged as one of the mainstays of the Raw since aligning with Seth Rollins and Paul Heyman after WrestleMania 41.
As such, Sheamus could potentially re-enter the main event scene by reviving his feud with Breakker.
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