4 Ways WWE Could Build Royce Keys & OTM Into A Major Threat

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Here are four ways WWE could build Royce Keys and OTM into a major threat.

#4. Let Royce Keys score a major win over Solo Sikoa or LA Knight

Royce Keys needs a big singles win to establish himself after his return. Beating either Solo Sikoa or LA Knight would do that immediately. Both men are established stars, so a victory over one of them would give Keys some credibility.

There is also a simple story behind it. Keys could point to what happened when Fatu attacked him. Sikoa and Knight were once his allies, but neither came to his aid. Now, Keys could use that as motivation and prove that he does not need them anymore.

A win over Sikoa or Knight would also give Keys some much-needed heat. Both are popular with fans, so beating either man would make Keys’ new heel role feel more meaningful.

#3. Run OTM vs. The Usos

Bronco Nima and Lucien Price are new to the main roster, while Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso are established stars with years of experience as a team.

That makes The Usos a good test for OTM. A win over Jimmy and Jey would immediately give Nima and Price credibility. It would also show that OTM are not just on the main roster to support Keys. They can stand on their own as a serious tag team.

#2. Have Royce Keys and OTM destroy Roman Reigns

Roman Reigns is set to return to RAW next week, which gives WWE a chance to make Keys and OTM’s second week even bigger. They could do exactly what they did to The Usos, Sikoa, and Knight this week. Keys, Nima, and Price could surround Reigns, overwhelm him, and leave him laid out in the ring.

Reigns is one of the biggest stars on RAW, and taking him out would immediately make Keys and OTM feel like a serious threat. It would also give Reigns a reason to come after the new faction.

#1. Build toward Royce Keys vs. Roman Reigns

WWE could slowly build toward a singles match between Royce Keys and Roman Reigns. The OTC could see Keys as another person interfering in his family’s business. Keys, meanwhile, could have his own reason for going after The Tribal Chief. He has been at odds with The Bloodline for a while, and Reigns remains the man at the center of the faction.

It would also be a major opportunity for Keys. A World Heavyweight Championship match against Reigns would put him in the main-event picture and show that WWE sees him as more than just the leader of a new faction.

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