WWE view Gunther and Solo Sikoa as main event heels for next decade

Both the stars have impressed in recent times

WWE is the biggest wrestling promotion in the world with some of the greatest talents in the world. The company always has a clear vision for the future, which is indeed the secret of their success. The company always sights a wrestler’s potential and pushes them to be the constant top heel or top face of the company, which has always worked. As WWE is now on the new boom period with multiple young talents, a backstage report speculates that WWE has witnessed their two main event heels for the next decade.

Gunther and Solo Sikoa as the Top Heel

While speaking to Give Me Sport, Wrestling Votes reported that WWE believe that they have bonafide main event heels for the next ten years with Gunther and Solo Sikoa.

Wrestling Votes said,

“WWE feel like they have bona fide main event heels for the next 10 years on the roster already, and they’re going to treat them as such. I’m sure you can figure those two guys out, but the impression so far that GUNTHER and Solo Sikoa have made are putting those two guys at the front of the line for the next 10 years.”

Gunther is one of the greatest mid-card heel wrestlers in WWE. The 36-year-old mighty Austrian is proving to be a great talent of the current roster with a record breaking Intercontinental Championship reign.

On the other hand, Solo Sikoa is the youngest member of the Bloodline with destructive strikes. He has been dominating the SmackDown brand since his main roster debut with brutal assaults. The 30-year-old has a lot of years to come, which makes him believe to be the greatest main event heel.

We will have to see how the WWE roster will be in the next decade with these two as the leading heels of the company. If they become the top heels of the company, who will be the top babyface for the next decade? Share your thoughts in the comment section.

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