6 Bobby Roode Feuds WWE Should Book On Main Roster

Surprisingly, Roode seemed to debut as a babyface on SmackDown. He was pitted against a heel in English, and was nothing but respectful and jovial in his post-match interview.

It is only natural for any superstar of Roode’s stature to be cheered upon making an unexpected appearance, regardless of whether he had been booked as a heel or face prior.

But Roode’s glorious gimmick is designed for a heel, so he won’t stay a fan favourite for long. While he is wrestling face though, a rivalry with Kevin Owens would be great viewing.

Owens is as entertaining as anybody in the business on the microphone and would thrive sparring verbally with a superstar who is every bit as arrogant as he is. Roode himself is a very good talker. It is his character that has got him over, not his in-ring skills.

Roode is the classic suited and booted show off, whereas Owens has a different dynamic to his arrogance, and that contrast is how these two could create something special.