5 current full-time WWE Superstars who already have a Hall of Fame-worthy career

#4 Sheamus has won nearly every title possible in WWE

Here’s a picture of the GREATEST United States Champion and John Cena pic.twitter.com/YqVZgNolnD

— Sheamus (@WWESheamus) May 15, 2021

While he never really has been among the biggest stars in WWE, Sheamus has a title collection that instantly makes him a future Hall of Famer. The Irishman has won every Championship he possibly could in WWE, except for the Intercontinental Championship. Smart money says he will win it sooner or later.

Sheamus had a meteoric rise immediately, winning his first WWE Championship around six months after debuting on TV. Since then, The Celtic Warrior has been a consistent presence on the roster. He has done well as a heel, as well as a babyface.

Some of Sheamus's best work came as part of The Bar. He teamed with Cesaro for over two years and won five Tag Team Championships on RAW and SmackDown. But what has really caused a lot of fans to give him his due has been his hard-hitting in-ring work over the past year.

What’s missing from this picture? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/VzP81yy4Sw

— Sheamus (@WWESheamus) December 21, 2018

Sheamus featured in several incredible matches against the likes of Drew McIntyre and Riddle, among others. This run culminated with a United States Championship victory at WrestleMania. He has had an incredibly accomplished career, with proof to back it up. Sheamus has definitely earned a spot in the WWE Hall of Fame.