Sheamus has rebranded his YouTube channel to match the name he is now using professionally, dropping the Celtic Warrior branding that carried it to more than a million subscribers.
Celtic Warrior Workouts is now S. Farrelly Workouts. The channel description has been rewritten to remove the WWE references it carried for years, and now reads simply as a welcome to the official channel for S. Farrelly, signing off with Brave Change.
That sign-off is not new. Brave Change has been his slogan since the channel began, and the old description ended with the same phrase. F4W reports it will be the name of a new series, though nothing about the format or a premiere date has been announced and the description is the only thing pointing to it.
The channel launched in 2017 and became one of the more successful wrestler-run properties on the platform, built around workout sessions with guests. The most-watched installment is a 2019 episode with John Cena, at around 16 million views, with Charlotte Flair, Rhea Ripley, Seth Rollins, Becky Lynch and Claudio Castagnoli among the other popular ones. The most recent went up in February with Sol Ruca.
The rename follows him doing the same across his social accounts. He is using S. Farrelly, taken from his real name, for all professional work going forward.
His WWE exit was first reported on July 5. It was not a release. The company offered him a restructured contract on reduced terms, and he turned it down, ending a run that began in 2006. He is expected to become a free agent at the start of October, for the first time in nearly twenty years.
He is 48, had shoulder surgery in late 2025, and has said he is in the best shape of his life.
He has not indicated where he intends to work next. Asked about the possibility of him joining AEW, Castagnoli told the Daily Star last month that he would love to see more of his friend but did not want to speak for him until he was ready to answer for himself.
