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While it’s true that Femi has all the artillery to become a top star, building him through several high-profile feuds would certainly make a collision course with the OTC more meaningful. WWE currently has a handful of opponents who are capable of locking horns with The Ruler before he eventually challenges one of the industry greats.
#1. Bron Breakker v Oba Femi is happening.
If WWE wants to build a storyline that focuses on raw power and intensity, Bron Breakker is the obvious choice. If this week’s edition of Monday Night RAW is anything to go by, the promotion could already be cooking it up as we speak.
It can be seen that after Oba Femi’s promo, he and Bron Breakker have an intense stare-down outside the ring before the latter’s match against Joe Hendry. Breakker was even seen backstage with Paul Heyman asking if he had seen Femi.
A rivalry between the two Superstars wouldn’t need an elaborate backstory. Both competitors pride themselves on being the future of WWE, especially Femi after he defeated Brock Lesnar during their Hell in a Cell match at this year’s SummerSlam. Lesnar even went off script to tag him as the promotion’s future.
Their similarities would certainly create friction, leading to several hard-hitting encounters. More importantly, it would significantly elevate Femi’s credibility even more before he sets his sights on Roman Reigns.
#2. Big Cass
Now that Big Cass is back in WWE after eight years of being away from the company, he could also make an intriguing opponent for Oba Femi.
After making an example out of Je’Von Evans upon his return, he was interviewed backstage, where he stated that he is out to stack bodies, putting the RAW roster on notice. Standing almost seven feet tall, Cass possesses the size needed to be a great match against The Ruler.
As for the storyline, it could revolve around two imposing giants clashing to determine who among them deserves to be dubbed as WWE’s most intimidating powerhouse. This would give fans several memorable visual spots during the match while allowing The Ruler to showcase his power against someone who could match his physical presence.
#3. Royce Keys
Royce Keys is another emerging name in WWE, as he was entangled with some high-profile matches, with one of the most recent being the six-man tag match at this year’s SummerSlam alongside L.A. Knight and Solo Sikoa.
Keys has been steadily gaining attention for his athleticism inside the ring, and a matchup against the likes of Oba Femi could raise his profile. As for Femi, he will certainly be a fan favorite on this one as both competitors will benefit from it, adding another meaningful victory to The Ruler’s portfolio before facing Roman Reigns.
#4. Jacob Fatu
Another potential rivalry that would certainly generate much hype is a brawl between Oba Femi and The Bloodline’s Jacob Fatu.
Just like Femi, the Samoan Werewolf does not back down in a fight, as he, too, thrives in physical confrontations. This week’s WWE RAW saw Fatu and Royce Keys battle it out in a street fight where the latter was left bloodied after the match. Roman Reigns even took the time to come out from the Titantron to give Fatu his nod of approval after brutalizing his former friend.
Fatu has established himself as one of the promotion’s most destructive combatants. His combination of agility, relentless aggression, and athleticism has made him one of WWE’s most dangerous Superstars.
#5. Drew McIntyre is another formidable matchup for Oba Femi before facing Roman Reigns.
Another formidable opponent that Oba Femi could face before Roman Reigns is The Scottish Psychopath – Drew McIntyre.
McIntyre has consistently been one of WWE’s toughest in-ring performers, delivering epic matches against almost every major Superstar on the roster, including Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns. His experience, physicality, and the ability to tell compelling stories inside the squared circle make him an ideal opponent for Femi, whose name is currently making waves within the WWE Universe.
Additionally, McIntyre brings credibility given the number of high-profile matches that he has delved into in previous years. A rivalry like this would allow Femi to prove that he has what it takes to be among WWE’s top performers like Roman Reigns.
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