2 WWE Superstars who could hold both WWE and Universal Championships in the future

Seth Rollins
Seth Rollins

In the world of sports and entertainment, climbing to the top of the ladder involves being crowned as world champion. Superstars such as John Cena and Triple H have a combined 30 world championship reigns between them. Since the turn of the 21st century, WWE has evolved variations of its set of belts.

Nothing has been more prestigious than being the ultimate champion. In the current era, SmackDown Live brand has Kofi Kingston as the WWE Champion while Seth Rollins holds the Raw fort as Universal Champion. During WrestleMania 35, we saw a triple threat main event featuring Ronda Rousey, Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair. On the line were the two topmost prestigious belts in the women’s division. Lynch shocked all by clinching both the SmackDown and Raw Women’s Championships.

Rollins and Kingston had a faceoff and planned a winner takes all match on the premise of Lynch’s situation. That match did not reach its fruition but it does not rule out the possibility of that happening in the near future. There are a few current wrestlers who have the clout to be called the champion of champions, but these two Superstars have the caliber to hold both the belts in the near future.


#2 Seth Rollins

The Beastslayer is the current Universal Champion having upset Brock Lesnar for a rare win at this year’s Showcase of Immortals. Seth Rollins is no stranger to having two belts. He held both the WWE Championship and the United States Championship at the same time.

He had a strong push when he was aligned to The Authority and also stole the show in 2015 by cashing in his Money in the Bank contract on Lesnar and Roman Reigns to close out WrestleMania 31. He definitely has the pedigree to have both belts on his shoulder. Rollins is all the more effective when it comes to his persona. He has managed to pull off an impressive run as a heel and as a babyface so he will leave a mark regardless.

#1 Brock Lesnar

WWE SummerSlam 2015
WWE SummerSlam 2015

The Beast Incarnate has been a dominant force in the WWE for years. When it comes to going toe to toe with him, very few opponents have a chance. He has been portrayed as a fighting machine who takes what he wants, when he wants it. This was seen when he broke The Undertaker’s undefeated streak at WrestleMania 30.

Lesnar could easily be booked into a title match, beat Rollins for the Universal title at WrestleMania 36, and later cash in his Money in the Bank contract against Kingston or whoever is the WWE Champion then. I mean, his advocate Paul Heyman reminded him on Raw that he has a contract until 2020 to do so right? This would cement his already glittering legacy as one of the greats.

Lesnar is the face of achievement and dominance. Nothing would epitomize this more than two belts on his shoulders. If Brock was to win both the belts, it would most certainly draw a lot of flak from the WWE Universe. However, it would also establish him as one of the greatest heels ever in WWE history.

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