3 Wrestlers Seth Rollins Should Feud With Instead of Omos

Seth Rollins should be used to build other wrestlers. His upcoming match with Omos won’t do anyone any favours. Omos is a special attraction. He shouldn’t be tying up with WWE’s resident workhorse. Here are three potential feuds for Seth Rollins that could be even better than the current one.

Seth Rollins vs. Bronson Reed

Bronson Reed is set to take on Bobby Lashley and Austin Theory at Backlash for the United States Title. However if they really want to push Reed, a feud with Seth Rollins could be just what he needs to take his career to the next level. Both wrestlers are known for their high-flying and hard-hitting styles, which would make for an exciting and unpredictable matchup. Plus, a win against Rollins would give Reed a major boost in credibility and help establish him as a top player in WWE.

Seth Rollins vs. Montez Ford

Montez Ford is one-half of the incredibly popular tag team The Street Profits, but he's shown that he has the skills to succeed as a singles competitor as well. A feud between Ford and Rollins would be a clash of styles, with Ford's flashy athleticism and Rollins' technical prowess creating a dynamic matchup. Plus, there is a built-in storyline, as Rollins could take issue with Ford's association with his former Shield teammate, Angelo Dawkins. This feud would be a great way to elevate both wrestlers and create some unforgettable moments in the ring.

Seth Rollins vs. Dexter Lumis

Dexter Lumis is a unique and enigmatic character in WWE, known for his stoic demeanor and unsettling presence. A feud with Seth Rollins could be a fascinating clash of personalities, with Rollins' bombastic charisma and Lumis' quiet intensity creating an intriguing matchup. Plus, Lumis' unorthodox style and unpredictable tactics would make for an unpredictable and exciting feud. A win against Rollins would establish Lumis as a serious threat on Raw or Smackdown, depending on what happens during the draft. It could set him up for a major push in the company.

While the current Seth Rollins vs. Omos feud may not be hitting the mark for fans, there are plenty of other potential feuds for Rollins that could be even better. A feud with Bronson Reed, Montez Ford, or Dexter Lumis would be exciting, unpredictable, and could help elevate both wrestlers to new heights. Here's hoping that WWE takes notice and gives fans the showdowns they really want to see.

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