Sheamus has officially rebranded his popular YouTube channel, moving away from the long running Celtic Warrior identity as he continues transitioning to the name S. Farrelly across his professional projects.

Previously known as Celtic Warrior Workouts, the channel has now been renamed S. Farrelly Workouts, reflecting the identity the former WWE star has recently adopted on social media. The channel's description has also been updated, removing the WWE references that had remained in place for years. It now simply welcomes fans to the official home of S. Farrelly, ending with the familiar phrase, "Brave Change."

While the slogan itself is not new, it could soon take on a bigger role. According to F4W, Brave Change is expected to become the title of a new series on the channel. No launch date or further details have been revealed, although the updated channel description appears to hint at what is coming next.

Launched in 2017, the channel has grown into one of the most successful wrestling related fitness brands on YouTube, attracting well over one million subscribers. It became known for workout sessions featuring some of wrestling's biggest names.

Its most successful video remains a 2019 training session with John Cena, which has amassed around 16 million views. Other notable guests have included Charlotte Flair, Rhea Ripley, Seth Rollins, Becky Lynch, Claudio Castagnoli, and many more. The latest episode was released in February and featured Sol Ruca.

The rebranding comes just weeks after news emerged regarding Sheamus' WWE future. Reports surfaced on July 5 that his departure from WWE was not the result of a release. Instead, the company reportedly offered him a revised contract on reduced terms, which he declined, bringing an end to a run that began in 2006.

The former multi time world champion is expected to officially become a free agent at the beginning of October, marking the first time in nearly two decades that he has been available outside WWE.

Now 48 years old, Sheamus underwent shoulder surgery in late 2025 but has since stated that he feels he is in the best shape of his career.