Sheamus recently spoke with The Telegraph Herald to promote Saturday’s WWE live event in Dubuque, Iowa. The full interview is at this link and below are highlights:

Focusing on the future and if he looks back at what he’s done:

“Certain things happen in your career that bring you to your next point and then to your next point. My next great moment is not behind me, it’s in front of me. You keep moving forward.”

“I really don’t think about it to be honest. I’m always looking for the next challenge or looking for the next thing. Maybe when I’m retired in 30 years I can look back, but I’m looking for the next thing to achieve now. I still have a long way to go in this career.”

Teaming with Cesaro:

“It was new waters as I’d never been in a tag team before. It was an opportunity to do something different and prove to the fans what we could do. I feel like we did give the tag division on RAW a huge boost. We’ve had some epic feuds. We’re just always ready to go and no matter what happens, Cesaro is the best in the world. He’s the real G-O-A-T and one day he will be world champion.”

Showing a different side during the feud with The New Day:

“It took a while with our separate move sets and wardrobes, but we got on the right track. When we’re in the ring we’re on the same page and always thinking the same. With New Day, it brought me out of that ‘Celtic Warrior’ character. I love to fight and have been fighting my whole life, but I’ve welcomed the entertainment aspect more against New Day and that gives the WWE universe a chance to see a different side of me. I’ve let my guard down and I just go out there and have fun.”