5 Incredible feuds that must happen after SummerSlam

The biggest party of the summer will be aired live from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York this Sunday, and the WWE creative team must have some advanced narrative already in the works, after we are done with the show.

Presently, there's no denying that the blue brand has an edge over the red brand as far as quality storytelling is concerned.

With both the RAW and SmackDown brands engaging in a fierce contest, in a bid to outdo one another, the general consensus is that this summer's sports-entertainment extravaganza will most definitely help the WWE Universe's experience to reach a crescendo.

Many dream feuds are yet to see the light of the day, and if the company coerces its creative team to divert their attention to more narratives which pander to current fan-demands, the complexion of the business can shift for the better, in terms of both interest and critical appraisal.

Dean Ambrose's return and Paul Heyman's unknown future have opened the doors for a lot of different stories after we are done with SummerSlam.

Here are the 5 feuds that must happen after SummerSlam--

#1 Brother Nero vs. Andrade 'Cien' Almas

In no way am I saying that the Charismatic Enigma must get off our television sets in order to bring a more refreshing Brother Nero on screen.

However, judging by the current narrative surrounding Jeff Hardy and Randy Orton, it seems likely that the Apex Predator would eventually erase the Enigma. In other words, a devastating beat-down at the hands of Randy Orton at WWE SummerSlam could spark a change in Jeff's mental state, which in turn may bring us the return of "Brother Nero", this time on WWE TV.

Additionally, if that's the case, then we could be heading towards a more pacy and engaging narrative on the blue brand. Brother Nero feuding against Andrade 'Cien' Almas would be terrific and has money written all over it.

The clash could certainly elevate top prospect Almas, and bring some legitimate attention towards him.

Jeff Hardy's maniacal mannerisms as Brother Nero gravitate a lot of attention; and a more defined feud between the two superstars could very well be engaging and fresh after SummerSlam.

#2 Finn Balor vs. Kevin Owens

Both the superstars need each other to climb the next step

If you're closely analyzing Kevin Owens and Finn Balor's work on Monday Night RAW, then you're surely looking for both Superstars to be featured more prominently on WWE programming--hoping that something big could be on the cards for these two talented performers.

Both the superstars are two of the most gifted individuals on the main roster. However, their booking has been less than desirable lately, with Finn Balor having no momentum whatsoever.

Moreover, their creative directions and present roles are diminishing their credibility as main-event performers, and if they are not put in a feud together, chances are they might become irrelevant by the time WrestleMania 35 comes calling.

The Prizefighter that we all respect from the NXT days must return and take the longest reigning NXT Champion to another stratosphere of annihilation.

Owens' edgy persona can certainly coerce Finn Balor to find the darkness inside him and definitely bring back the Demon King for a stellar showdown.

#3 AJ Styles vs. Randy Orton for the WWE Championship

The biggest babyface vs. the biggest heel

If there's a match on the blue brand that can be a legitimate box office draw, it is AJ Styles vs. Randy Orton for the WWE Championship.

While the fans are totally into the Phenomenal One squaring off against Samoa Joe at SummerSlam, rumors are rife that Styles will retain his WWE Championship at the biggest party of the summer.

Considering the feud will reach its conclusion somewhere in the future, the next ideal opponent for Styles should be Randy Orton.

Orton is bringing the old heel back and the character has more edges and layers this time around, and if everything goes right, then he could eventually take the WWE Champion to his limits.

A feud of this caliber cannot be ignored in any fashion, and since they have already squared off in singles action before, the roles have now reversed and a heel Randy Orton could inject his venom and take the Phenomenal One to ViperVille.

#4 Roman Reigns vs. Dean Ambrose

We all know deep down in our hearts that WWE may never turn Roman Reigns heel. The Big Dog is constantly pushed and the company is awaiting his official coronation by defeating the Beast Incarnate at SummerSlam.

However, Dean Ambrose's return can shift the landscape of Monday Night Raw forever. The company is lacking credible heels on their flagship show and the returning Lunatic brings that refreshing vibe with him.

A heel turn is just waiting to happen for him at the biggest party of the summer and while he might implode his anger on the Architect, he will also have his sights set on company's top guy.

The Lunatic Fringe can definitely pull off a monumental feud with Roman Reigns and with the history already supporting the clash, things can turn personal quickly.

There's no way the creative team should ignore this awesome opportunity to push the envelope with this collision and catapult Ambrose to the top of the mountain.

#5 Seth Rollins vs. Braun Strowman for the Universal Championship

Brock Lesnar vs. Roman Reigns for the Universal Champion at SummerSlam might end in a more shocking way than we are expecting it to, as of this time.

With Braun Strowman already waiting to get his hands on the top prize, the company could move ahead with the said direction and bring some legitimate attention to RAW's biggest prize.

Furthermore, with Roman Reigns already feuding with Ambrose, this leaves an open window for Seth Rollins to pull out all the stops to display his underdog character.

Braun Strowman vs. Seth Rollins for the Universal Championship could bring more relevance to storytelling and in-ring quality on the red brand.

If there was ever a right time for the Architect to enter the main-event picture for the Universal Championship, it is now!