Sheamus vows to put 30-year-old WWE star on the shelf

Modified Aug 06, 2024 00:50 GMT

Sheamus has promised to put a WWE star on the shelf. These two were previously friends.

Sheamus formed a stable called the Brawling Brutes along with Pete Dunne and Ridge Holland. They feuded against some of the top tag teams and factions a few years ago.

However, the Celtic Warrior wasn't seen on WWE television for several months leaving his stablemates Pete Dunne and Ridge Holland to fend for themselves. The Brawling Brutes struggled to find their footing as a tag team and eventually disbanded.

Sheamus returned to action earlier this year. He even helped Dunne fight off Bronson Reed. But when he went to hug his former stablemate, he was pushed away. A week later, Dunne attacked the Celtic Warrior from behind kickstarting their feud.

Tonight on WWE RAW, the Irish star was set to face another one of his rivals - Ludwig Kaiser. Before the match, he was interviewed backstage by Jackie Redmond. A determined Celtic Warrior told Redmond that anyone willing to challenge him can bring it on. He then said that after he beats Kaiser, he will put Pete Dunne on the shelf.

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It will be interesting to see when The Celtic Warrior will finally get his hands on his former stablemate Pete Dunne.

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