5 Potential feuds for Bad Bunny if he returns to WWE this year

Bad Bunny made a huge splash in WWE during the opening months of 2021. He first appeared at the Royal Rumble event to kickstart a feud with The Miz, before eventually stepping into the ring at WrestleMania 37.

The Puerto-Rican rapper stunned the WWE Universe with his impressive performance at the Show of Shows. He teamed up with Damian Priest to defeat The Miz and John Morrison. At one point during the match, Bunny delivered a Canadian Destroyer to Morrison at ringside.

After an extraordinary performance, Bad Bunny rode off to begin his world tour and was once again focused on his music career. However, it wouldn't be long before the former WWE 24/7 Champion would return again as he entered the 2022 Men's Royal Rumble match.

In the match, Bunny entered the match as entrant #27 and collided with some of the biggest WWE Superstars today. He jaw-droppingly made it to the final four, before ultimately being eliminated by the eventual winner, Brock Lesnar.

During his initial run with the company, fans and co-workers alike displayed a lot of praise for the rapper. Executive Paul "Triple H" Levesque spoke fondly about Bunny's work and application:

"There's always opportunities to do one-offs or the big-tier, especially with somebody that loves what we do, like it's that with Bad Bunny. What they don't know is that he's been in the Performance Center for the last 3 to 4 months training every day. He wanted to do this. He moved himself to Orlando. He's been there every day working; I mean hard."

It is highly likely that the worldwide rapping sensation will return to WWE again in the future for a high-profile feud. If not WrestleMania 38, then maybe somewhere down the line like at SummerSlam in July, which is taking place in Nashville at the Nissan Stadium.

On that note, let's take a look at five potential feuds for Bad Bunny if he returns to WWE this year.

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#5 Bad Bunny vs. Happy Corbin

If the WWE Universe wants to rally behind someone to finally shut the mouth of Happy Corbin, they need to look no further than Bad Bunny.

Bunny already has experience fighting an egotiscal heel (The Miz), so he would seemingly fall into a storyline with Corbin without any issues. The former Lone Wolf could state that he is wealthier and happier, whilst Madcap Moss throws in a few bunny jokes.

There could be a series of events where Corbin upstages Bad Bunny. It can then lead to Corbin finally receiving his comeuppance on a big show to the delight of the WWE Universe.

It's clear that the company are high on Happy Corbin, so they would see no problem with him receiving mainstream attention in a feud with the rapper.

#4 Bad Bunny vs. Randy Orton

One WWE Superstar who showered Bad Bunny with praise following his WrestleMania 37 performance was Randy Orton. Would Orton like to step into the ring with the music megastar one day for a one-on-one match?

The Viper said that Bunny had earned his respect during his tenure with the company:

"And I've got to say, thank you Bad Bunny for having respect for what I do and what everyone else in the locker room does and what WWE does. appreciate him as a fan, but now I can look over at him and call him a fellow performer in my world." (H/T Comic Book)

Orton has a lot of influence behind the scenes, and he has all the power to put forward a possible feud. It may perhaps be one opportunity he would relish to be able to work with the rapper. SummerSlam could be the perfect destination for this encounter to occur.

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#3 Bad Bunny vs. Kevin Owens

Kevin Owens is no stranger to working with celebrities who get involved with WWE. In recent times, he's had altercations with the likes of Machine Gun Kelly and Logan Paul.

KO could easily work out a feud with Bad Bunny and make something work that would get the fans invested. Perhaps there could be a scenario where Owens becomes jealous and aggrieved of Bunny's talents and attempts to put a stop to his act.

Such a feud would bring more mainstream attention to WWE, and it can only benefit Kevin Owens too. It's a win-win for all involved.

#2 Bad Bunny vs. Seth "Freakin" Rollins

In recent times, Seth "Freakin" Rollins has reinvented himself to become one of the most intriguing WWE Superstars on the roster. Even if he does have an annoying laugh.

The Drip God has hacked into a new persona that has seen the rivalries he's entered become deeply personal. One of his most recent feuds with Edge was a clear sign of that when he entered The Rated-R Superstar's home unannounced.

It ought-to be fascinating to see which direction a Bunny-Rollins feud would go. One thing that is a must-see is a collision in the ring between the pair. They are both extremely athletic, and could produce many memorable moments in a one-on-one encounter.

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#1 Bad Bunny vs. Sami Zayn

The Master Strategist is one of SmackDown's shining lights at the moment and is playing his role with sheer excellence. He's really honed his pesky character to get under the skin of the WWE Universe and his rivals.

The Intercontinental Champion is currently embroiled in a feud with Johnny Knoxville of Jackass. It has been a wacky journey so far, but ultimately the storyline has been executed well, meshing the WWE and celebrity worlds.

There's no doubt that once Zayn's feud with Knoxville is done, he could enter a feud with Bad Bunny. He's got the experience of working to a high standard with an A-lister, and feuding with the Puerto Rican rapper would be no different.

In actual fact, he may be able to put together a showstealing match with the musician. It may well be an enticing proposition for both Zayn and Bunny.

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Who would like to see the Puerto Rican rapper feud with if he is to return to WWE later this year? Let us know in the comments section below!