Blockbuster Sheamus Match Following WWE Exit Pitched; One Major Reason Why It Could Happen

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Meanwhile, on a recent edition of Fightful Select Answers, Sean Ross Sapp pitched a blockbuster match between The Celtic Warrior against the Stone Pitbull, Tomohiro Ishii. The wrestling insider was confident the bout could happen in the near future and especially noted that the size difference between the two athletes could make for an incredible story if told well.

I honestly think it will happen. The size difference is going to be startling to some, though. But I do think the match will happen, and I think it will be incredible based off that size difference and the story that they’ll tell. I don’t think Sheamus is done at all. It’s not gonna happen until the fall at least,” Sapp said.

Tomohiri Ishii is a wrestling legend in Japan. The 50-year-old is signed to NJPW, but has also appeared recently on AEW and ROH, owing to the partnership between the promotions.

Sheamus Changes His Name And Look After WWE Departure

Before a possible dream bout against the much smaller Tomohiro Ishii, The Celtic Warrior made some changes to his wrestling persona.

On social media, he changed his name to S Farelly and it appears that is the ring name he could be using going forward. He also appears to have grown his beard out and it is possible that is the look he could use henceforth.

WWE is known to not let their stars use the names trademarked by the promotion, and that is the reason the 48-year old has changed his name, as he looks to continue his wrestling career away from the Stamford-based company.