Seven New Feuds WWE Can Make After TLC 2020

WWE's TLC event is in the books, meaning the company's 2020 pay-per-view schedule has officially [...]

By Connor Casey

WWE's TLC event is in the books, meaning the company's 2020 pay-per-view schedule has officially come to an end. The 2021 Royal Rumble won't be arriving until Jan. 31, giving WWE six weeks of programming to build up to one of its biggest events of the year and (hopefully) start the new year on a high note. There are already a number of feuds that have either already been hinted at or fans have been eagerly waiting months to see, all of which could lead to some interesting episodes of television and an outstanding Royal Rumble pay-per-view.

Here are seven feuds WWE can make following Sunday's TLC event. Are there any we missed? Let us know down in the comments!

Roman Reigns vs. Daniel Bryan

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Reigns' victory over Kevin Owens was pretty definitive on Sunday, so it's unlikely that they'll stretch the rivalry out another month. "The Tribal Chief" needs a big opponent for the Rumble and Bryan seems like the ideal choice.

In a perfect world you could build this feud up to a WrestleMania (just think of the years of history these two have), but since the writing is on the wall for the WrestleMania 37 plans we'll settle for a great title match at the Rumble.

Drew McIntyre vs. Sheamus

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Sheamus was consistently floating in the background throughout the build-up to TLC and WWE has done a great job in recent months of reminding everyone just how much history these two have. Whether they go the obvious route and have Sheamus turn heel or try to add some nuance by keeping this "brotherly rivalry" angle going, you can bet these two will bring their A-game in a title match.

Big E vs. Sami Zayn

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We already know we're getting a title match on this week's SmackDown, but don't be surprised if they keep making E chase for the title for a while.

Asuka vs. Charlotte Flair

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Since there really is nothing else going on in the women's tag division right now, they might as well have Asuka and Flair pick their feud back up over the Raw Women's Championship. At the very least it finally gives Asuka something to do with that title for the first time in months.

Shayna Baszler vs. Nia Jax

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It's pretty clear that Baszler won't get the chance at another singles run until after she breaks up with Jax, so let's get that out of the way now.

The Hurt Business vs. The Hardy Bros.

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It's an unorthodox pick, but consider:

  1. Hardy and Riddle have issues with MVP and Bobby Lashley
  2. Riddle keeps pitching the idea of teaming with Jeff
  3. Cedric and Shelton just picked up the Raw tag titles, which the babyfaces can now chase

It's either that or try to make Retribution or Lucha House Party be legitimate contenders for the tag titles, and nobody needs that.

Keith Lee vs. The World

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The backstage reports have him favored to win the Rumble next month, but WWE still has a long way to go before presenting Lee as the world-beater that so many fans (and reportedly Vince McMahon) believe he can be. If WWE is set on going with Lee, have him spend the next six weeks bulldozing his way through Raw's roster.

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