5 Most-likely feuds for Kofi Kingston after he wins the WWE championship at Wrestlemania 35

Brothers no more?
Brothers no more?

While WWE continued to overbook, and make a complete mess out of the RAW Women's Championship scene, another story developed gradually enveloping the entire WWE Universe and becoming one of the best narratives in recent memory.

Yes, I'm talking about the meteoric rise of the 'Dreadlock Dynamo' Kofi Kingston. After being a loyal WWE Soldier for 11 years, quietly waiting for his turn, it looks like Kingston's time at the top of the mountain has finally come -- that too with the full support of the WWE Universe squarely behind him.

After facing obstacle after obstacle, and finally conquering the challenges put in front of him and The New Day by Vince McMahon, Kingston will finally get his opportunity at Wrestlemania 35.

While nothing can be said for certain in WWE, the chances of Kofi Kingston coming out of Wrestlemania are almost certain. Let us take a look at 5 blockbuster feuds he can have as the WWE Champion:


#5 Rusev

Rusev
Rusev

Now that the most underrated Superstar on the SmackDown Live roster, Kingston himself, has finally risen above the mid-card, it would be great if he uses this chance to promote other remarkable Superstars being undervalued by WWE. And who better than the Bulgarian Brute to be given the chance to shine.

Much like Kofi Kingston, Rusev had a huge backing from the WWE Universe and it looked like Rusev is set for a major push with the Rusev Day gimmick almost going viral within the wrestling with.

However that was not to be, and Rusev was thrown back into the lower mid-card, this time as a makeshift tag team along with Shinsuke Nakamura.

Rusev has called out Kingston on Twitter already, saying that Rusev Day was more popular than Kingston is right now. WWE could build on these statements, and the feud writes itself!

#4 Ali

Ali
Ali

Just so you are unaware, Mustafa Ali now goes only the name Ali-- for reasons unknown to anyone, including him.

Now, Ali might be a face as of now, but he has every reason to hold a grudge against Kofi Kingston. After all, if Ali had not been injured, Kingston would have never even gotten the shot at the WWE Championship at Elimination Chamber, and subsequently would not have become the biggest babyface in the company today.

So Ali turning on Kingston would not just be a great feud but also help elevate Ali to the next level.


#3 Daniel Bryan

D-Bryan
D-Bryan

While you might think this is an obvious choice, remember, there are no automatic rematch clauses in the WWE anymore. So Daniel Bryan will have to make it personal if he would want a shot at regaining the WWE Championship.

Currently squarely focused on Kofi Kingston's defiance of the odds set by Vince McMahon, a feud after Wrestlemania will focus more on the dynamics between both the Superstars involved.

#2 Andrade

Andrade
Andrade

The Mexican Sensation made his debut on SmackDown during April of 2018; and apart from a rather anti-climatic feud with Rey Mysterio, the former NXT Champion has been gravely underutilized on the Blue Brand.

A program with the WWE Champion will help solidify Andrade as a main eventer and will also give a new and fresh face as one of the top heels on the show.


#1 Big E

Big E
Big E

The one thing every WWE fan loves is a good heel turn. And with Kofi Kingston becoming quite possibly the most popular Superstar on the roster, this heel turn is just waiting to happen.

The New Day has been together as a team for over four years now, and with Kingston being launched into a singles career, it only makes sense for the group to disband as of now.

Not only will a brutal heel turn set Big E as the monstrous villain he was initially slated to be, but the WWE Universe will get heavily invested due to the personal nature of the feud.

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