10 questions from WWE Extreme Rules that most need answering

#8 Who should Roman Reigns feud with now?

Who next for the Big Dog?

Assuming Samoa Joe is now going to be spending most of his near future tied up with Brock Lesnar, what will become of the remaining four competitors? Finn Balor was given quite the rub from Paul Heyman a few weeks ago, to the point where fans believed he would be the one to go on and face the Beast at Great Balls of Fire.

Seth Rollins also needs something to keep his momentum going. This week on RAW, Seth faced the number one contender in the main event, but surely the Kingslayer deserves a bit more than to just keep Joe busy until Brock decides to turn up.

Unfortunately for some, the man the company cares most about amongst the five is their poster boy, Roman Reigns. There is a strong suspicion amongst the fans that Brock Vs. Reigns will be headlining Wrestlemania 34, so it’s unclear what will happen to the Universal Title picture before then.

Logic would dictate that Lesnar will hold it until next April, dropping the belt to Roman on the big stage. However, that’s not to say the WWE might not throw a curveball and allow somebody else the opportunity to defeat the Beast.

For the time being, Roman needs to remain relevant and interesting. Provided there are going to be no big heel or face turns over the next few months, it seems unlikely that Roman will be feuding with Seth or Finn. Therefore the most logical option would be to put him against his old rival, Bray Wyatt.

This week on RAW might have been the start of a lengthy feud between the two.

Their match kicked off the show with Roman getting the win. If the WWE are serious about re-establishing Bray’s character, he needs to get a pinfall victory over Roman at some point in the very near future. This is what should be happening right now, as both men could do with a signature set of matches and promos in order to keep their profiles up while Joe entertains The Beast.