Predicting every Champion in WWE at the end of 2021

#1 WWE Champion: Bobby Lashley

All this gold though. 🏆🏆🏆🏆#WWETLC @fightbobby @The305MVP @Sheltyb803 @CedricAlexander pic.twitter.com/2EGSsOoFgc

— WWE (@WWE) December 21, 2020

Bobby Lashley as the WWE Champion seems like an incredibly bold prediction, but should it really be so bold?

The past six months have seen a resurgence for the All-Mighty, under the management of MVP. He rode himself off the Lana storyline and had a great WWE Championship match with Drew McIntyre at Backlash 2020, before winning the United States Championship two months later.

Lashley has been unstoppable since then and a move to the main event scene is the natural step up for him. Once he loses the US Title, The Hurt Business could help elevate Lashley further. He would be a good choice to win the Money in the Bank Ladder Match as well.

The one title that’s eluded me my entire career is the WWE Championship. Next time I have the opportunity to get a shot at @DMcIntyreWWE, I won’t miss. I’m officially entering the #RoyalRumble, and the Hurt will follow! 👊🏾 #WWERaw #TheHurtBusiness pic.twitter.com/wpm4r7nX9v

— Bobby Lashley (@fightbobby) December 29, 2020

A world title run is overdue for Bobby Lashley, especially with the recent form he's been in. He would further his dominance and defeat either Drew McIntyre or Keith Lee to become the WWE Champion. It would be quite the success story, both for Lashley and for MVP.

One of the main attractions of Bobby Lashley winning the WWE Championship is a possible world title match between himself and Brock Lesnar. It remains one of the few true dream matches in WWE today, especially with both Superstars' MMA backgrounds.

Lesnar fighting Lashley for the WWE Championship would be a violent spectacle, worthy of the WrestleMania stage. Business could very bell be booming heading into 2022.