3 blockbuster feuds which could happen in WWE very soon

The critically acclaimed Superstar Shakeup did not only prove to be a huge success but it has also opened doors for some mouthwatering dream feuds. I mean, it is only matter of time before we see the likes of Roman Reigns going against Daniel Bryan, Finn Balor against Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins taking on AJ Styles and so much more. Isn't that amazing?

While a few controversial moves, such as Braun Strowman not getting switched to SmackDown Live and The War Raiders being renamed as The Viking Experience, for instance, did raise some eyebrows. However, one should not forget that barring these few slip-ups, WWE did amazingly well in the Superstar Shakeup.

With WWE getting almost everything right in the Superstar Shakeup, it would not be wrong to say that half of the job is already done for Vince McMahon. Now what remains is to book the stalwarts in a few potential feuds.

And with Money in the Bank just around the corner, expect Creative to go at it right away. While WWE has already hinted at a few blockbuster feuds in the last couple of weeks, expect them to lay down the breadcrumbs for a few more in the upcoming week.

So, without further ado, we take a look at 3 blockbuster feuds which could happen in WWE very soon.

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#3 Braun Strowman vs Samoa Joe for the United States Championship

Samoa Joe is the current US Champion

Even though Samoa Joe missed Raw this week, it is all but certain that the current United States champion will feature on the red brand.

And if reports are to be believed then the Samoan Submission machine will feature in a classic feud against the Monster among Men Braun Strowman for the US Championship.

And rightfully so, ever since the duo had a confrontation two weeks ago on SmackDown Live, it was totally on the cards.

Any feud involving Samoa Joe promises to be intense. I mean, his work against Brock Lesnar and AJ Styles was amazing. The intensity that he brings in his feuds is truly unparalleled and him going against Strowman for the US Championship could eventually prove to be a blockbuster feud if WWE books it right.

Also, Braun Strowman has become a bit underwhelming lately, thus, a feud with unarguably one of the best heels of the current lot would not only make him relevant again but could do wonders to his career and character.

#2 Seth Rollins vs Bray Wyatt for the Universal Championship

Will Bray Wyatt return to challenge Rollins for Universal Championship?

It was highly speculated that Seth Rollins would feud with Drew McIntyre for the Universal Championship after he defeated Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 35. However, an article published on the official website of WWE tells us a different story.

Yes, the recent article has insinuated that a new superstar could emerge to challenge Seth Rollins for the Universal Championship very soon.

While it could mean WWE signing a new NXT rookie on the upcoming episode of Raw to challenge Rollins, it seems a distant possibility, given NXT has already been raided far too many times.

However, one should not forget that WWE has been teasing a character change for Bray Wyatt for the last couple of weeks. Thus, Bray Wyatt could very well feature with a character change and a new name to challenge Seth Rollins for the Universal Championship.

This would not only be the start of a blockbuster feud which could push Rollins to his limits but it would also establish Wyatt as a legit heel, given there are not many dominant heels on the red roster.

#1 Roman Reigns vs Elias (with Vince McMahon)

It seems totally on the cards

During the main event of SmackDown Live this week, The Big Dog Roman Reigns not only made a surprise visit to announce his arrival on the blue brand but also went on to beat up Elias and Vince McMahon.

Thus, a potential feud between The Big Dog and Elias seems totally on the cards for the coming weeks. However, Vince could add a little twist in the tale if he decides to add himself into this feud.

While Elias could take care of in-ring stuff, Vince McMahon could put difficult odds against Roman Reigns only for Roman to overcome them each time.

While this would not only put over Roman Reigns among the fans as an anti-authority character, it could also establish Elias as a legit heel. However, it would be interesting to see what role does Vince McMahon play in this feud. (Because you don't get away after laying hands on your boss).