5 first-time feuds WWE must book after Money in the Bank

WWE's Money in the Bank finished on a high note, setting the stage for the upcoming months. The stakes have been raised with Naomi and Seth Rollins as the briefcase winners. The Premium Live Event also saw Becky Lynch walk out with the Women's Intercontinental Championship.

Fans were surprised by these outcomes, but if WWE and Triple H want to keep the momentum going after the heavily criticized WrestleMania 41, these are the five first-time feuds they need to book.

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#5. Solo Sikoa's new Bloodline vs. Seth Rollins' group

On the WWE SmackDown before Money in the Bank, fans got something they have been asking for: The Bloodline 2.0 faced Seth Rollins' group in the ring.

While there was no brawl as fans had hoped for, this could have been the company planting seeds for what is to come. At the PLE, Rollins did take the help of Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed to win the briefcase, and unfortunately for Sikoa, he was betrayed by Jacob Fatu.

Now, there have been rumors that The Bloodline 2.0 could see the arrival of a new member to aid JC Mateo and Sikoa. This should lead to the new Bloodline taking revenge on The Visionary's group for what transpired at WWE Money in the Bank. Either Hikuleo or Lance Anoa'i could make their debut in the future to strengthen the numbers game of The Bloodline 2.0.

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#4. LA Knight vs. Seth Rollins

LA Knight was the fan favorite to win this year's WWE Money in the Bank, as he was for the last two years. Unfortunately, for the third year in a row, his moment was stolen by Rollins near the end of the match. While this was motivation enough for the two to have a feud, The Revolutionary and his gang also attacked The Megastar the night before on SmackDown.

Seth Rollins, Bronson Reed, and Bron Breakker ambush LA Knight [wwe.com videos]

During his match with Aleister Black, both men were taken out by the heel stable. Naturally, given Knight's persona, he will be looking to even the score. This could be a great feud for him since his booking has been off recently.

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#3. Giulia and Roxanne Perez vs. Rhea Ripley and Alexa Bliss

Giulia and Roxanne Perez were the most recent call-ups from NXT. Both have made their mark on the Women's Division and have gained the attention of their Money in the Bank competitors, Rhea Ripley and Alexa Bliss. The four even took part in a six-woman tag team match on the go-home episode of SmackDown ahead of the PLE.

At Money in the Bank, Giulia and Perez worked as a team to take down Ripley. This could be a great short feud with the veterans taking on the plucky new talent. Perez and Giulia are both heels, with The Prodigy working for The Judgment Day.

However, Perez and Mami are on RAW, while the Beautiful Disaster and Bliss are on SmackDown. This could boil down to individual feuds on their respective brands, with a tag team match taking place on a PLE.

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#2. Bron Breaker vs. El Grande Americano

There is no shortage of people who need to face Bron Breakker, and El Grande Americano should be one of them. Much like Knight, he too was attacked by Breakker at the WWE Money in the Bank PLE. He was speared in half as The Dog Faced Beast made his way to the ring. This ensured Americano would not be a problem in the match, which won't sit well with him.

Bron Breakker and El Grande Americano [Image Credits: wwe.com]

The man sworn to be the best Luchador in America could take a side quest and go after Breakker. Both Chad Gable (who is Americano) and the former Intercontinental Champion are brilliant in the ring. The matches these men put on have fans cheering for them, and the two facing off would be a great display of technical wrestling and agility that would keep the fans entertained.

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#1. R-Truth vs. Logan Paul post WWE Money in the Bank

John Cena and Logan Paul faced Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso at Money in the Bank. While the match wasn't as fans expected, Paul stole the show with his incredible in-ring skills and heel work.

Unfortunately, R-Truth's surprise return to help Rhodes and Uso cost him the match. The former WWE United States Champion and Truth have not been part of any long-term feuds lately, and this sounds like the perfect start to one.

With the former wannabe Judgment Day member rejoining WWE under his real name, Ron Killings, the company would like to have him face someone big. Despite being a part-timer, Paul has been one of the best heels in the company.

A feud between these two would get the crowd cheering for Killings and help The Maverick get revenge for WWE Money in the Bank. The two are very talented in the ring as well as on the mic. Fans love Truth and hate Paul; this would serve as the perfect babyface vs. heel feud.