Sheamus has taken the Celtic Warrior name off the biggest asset he built during his WWE run. The Irish veteran has rebranded his Celtic Warrior Workouts YouTube channel, which carries more than one million subscribers, to “S. Farrelly Workouts,” and announced a new series titled “Brave Change.”
The channel’s updated description now reads: “Welcome to the official YouTube channel for S. Farrelly… Brave Change!” No premiere date, episode count, or production details have been announced.
The move completes an identity shift Stephen Farrelly started in July. He scrubbed WWE references from his social accounts and switched his handles to reflect his real name within days of his departure being reported on July 5, and has said he’ll go by S. Farrelly for all professional work from here.
Brave Change itself isn’t new terminology. Farrelly has used the phrase as the channel’s mission statement since launching it during his WWE tenure, telling ESPN in 2019 that the idea came down to taking the first step toward changing your life. What’s changed is that it has been promoted from tagline to show title.
Where S. Farrelly goes from here
Fightful Select reported that Farrelly remains under WWE contract until October 1, a date that lines up with a 90-day termination window after he “swiftly rejected” a restructured deal that came with a pay cut. In his first interview since leaving, he said only that “some circumstances came up” that he couldn’t discuss.
Claudio Castagnoli, his former tag team partner in The Bar, was asked by Daily Star last month about a reunion in AEW and passed on the question. “I feel that’s not for me to talk about. I feel that is for him to talk about when he’s ready for it,” Castagnoli said, though other AEW talent have been more dismissive of the speculation.
The final Celtic Warrior Workouts episode under the old name landed in February 2026 with Sol Ruca as the guest. The channel’s most-watched entry remains a 2019 session with John Cena that has drawn roughly 16 million views.
