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#10 United States Championship: Braun Strowman
This isn't a prediction I like making, either. There's still plenty of mileage left in Samoa Joe's reign. To end it now would be premature. The man has done a great deal to revive the fortunes of the United States Championship.
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Yet, it feels like Braun Strowman needs some sort of spark more than Samoa Joe does right now, and WWE probably values the former more than the latter. That's why, much as I'm looking forward to seeing their feud, I fear that the wrong man will win it.
One could argue that Joe losing the title here would permit him to challenge Seth Rollins, but we all know how his prospects for world championship gold always go. Joe could do much better for himself and the US title by being the anchor at the top of the midcard.
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Edited by Israel Lutete
