5 feuds for Bobby Lashley when he returns to WWE
Bobby Lashley made his debut in WWE in 2004. He was handpicked by Vince McMahon and was described as 'The Chosen One'. He has held the United States Championship once. Lashley had a great run as the ECW Champion and was soon made the face of the brand.
His run with Donald Trump and The McMahons was the highlight point of 2007. Unfortunately, WWE could not book him as the star he was supposed to be, and thus was released a year later.
Since then, he has wrestled all over the world and has become a drastically improved performer. He was a multi-time world champion in TNA and has a 15-2 record in MMA.
There are rumours flying around that Lashley is set to sign to sign a contract with the WWE. If that actually happens, the WWE Universe would love to see him showcase his agility and dominate everyone put in front of him.
Here are five wrestlers who would make great first opponents for The Dominator
#5 Shane McMahon
Shane McMahon is a fourth generation wrestling promoter as a member of the McMahon family. McMahon has been a referee, producer, announcer, and eventually a wrestler on-screen, while also becoming WWE's Executive Vice President of Global Media behind the scenes.
Shane has never hesitated to get his hands dirty in the ring. He's shown over the years that he's not afraid to take bumps just like actual wrestlers do. At WrestleMania 32 and 33, he faced The Undertaker and AJ Styles respectively. Despite not being an actual wrestler, Shane O'Mac has excelled in all his performances in WWE.
Shane had a huge high-profile rivalry with Bobby Lashley which also involved his father Vince McMahon, Umaga and Donald Trump. Lashley defeated Umaga at WrestleMania 23, which led to Mr McMahon getting his hair shaved off.
Now that Lashley's return in WWE is expected anytime, look no further than him feuding with The Prodigal Son. Even at 48, Shane can still wrestle and can redeem for his father's embarrassment and have a go at The Dominator.