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United States Championship - Bobby Roode
I may be acting a bit presumptuous here, but I fully believe that The Glorious One will be walking out of Clash of Champions as the new United States Champion. Maybe it’s because I feel like the Baron Corbin experiment is just not working out -- the guy gets zero reaction and just doesn’t look like he cares.
This time last year I was actually excited that he was rubbing elbows with the main event guys and tussling with AJ Styles with the WWE Championship not too far out of his grasp. It hasn’t been a good year for Corbin in many ways, and I think he’s going to end this year on another sour note, as he will be losing the US Title.
Bobby Roode is doing fine as a babyface, but the guy is a born heel. He’s going to have to work at it in order to keep the Glorious entrance but also get the crowd to hate him, but he’s a very talented veteran and with some decent booking behind him, I think he can make it.
The US Title win will be great for him to start off as a good, fighting champion, before he starts winning at all costs, cheats to win and runs away from fights. But let’s not get too far ahead of ourselves. For now, let’s just say that your next United States Champion will be The Glorious Bobby Roode.
