Not great. While the courts do have the power to label and punish vexatious litigants (Anant Kumar Tripati v. William C. Beaman, 878 F.2d 351 (10th Cir. 1989) ), you have to be a Supreme Retard to be declared one. For example, David K. Shuffman had "during the past three years has inundated this Court with more than a hundred motions, petitions, requests, appeals and other filings, virtually all of which have been utterly frivolous, totally devoid of merit, obviously repetitive and demonstrably vexatious." and only then did he get declared vexatious litigant and punished via filing injuctions (In the Matter of Hartford Textile Corporation, Oxford Chemicals, Inc., Wellington Print Works, Inc., Debtors. Rose Shuffman, as of the Estate of Oscar Shuffman v. Hartford Textile Corporation, Oxford Chemicals, Inc., Wellington Print Works, Inc., 681 F.2d 895 (2d Cir. 1982) (while it is a second circuit case, the tenth circuit has used this ruling in many tenth circuit cases (for example Anant Kumar Tripati v. William C. Beaman, 878 F.2d 351 (10th Cir. 1989) ). As another example in Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. Jack Cowley, Warden, of Joseph Harp's Correctional Center, Respondent- Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. United States District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. Jack Cowley, Warden Unknown Named Warden of Jess Dunn Correctional Center Gary Maynard, Director for the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. Jack Cowley, Warden, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. State of Oklahoma Secretary of Health and Human Services, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. Jack Cowley, Warden, Joseph Harp Correctional Center Gary Maynard, Director, Oklahoma Department of Corrections State of Oklahoma, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. Sam Preston, Unit Manager Jack Cowley, Warden, Joseph Harp Correctional Center, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. Jack Cowley Joann Shepard, Health Administrator D. Bradley, Dental Assistant Dr. R.L. Warren, Dentist, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. Jack Cowley, Warden Gary Maynard, Director, D.O.C. Henry Bellmon, Oklahoma State Governor Robert MacY District Attorney Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board Members Clarence Harkins, Jr. Augusta E. Mann, Marzee Douglass, Carl B. Hamm, Farrell Hatch, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. State of Oklahoma William F. Yeager, Warden Gary F. Maynard, Director for the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. Bernie Bishop, Principal and Leisure Library Supervisor Janice Brewer, Law Librarian, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. Bernie Bishop, Supervisor William F. Yeager, Warden, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. William F. Yeager, Warden John Wilson, Unit Manager Sergeant Wheats, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. William F. Yeager, Warden John S. Wilson, Unit Manager G.D. Lowe, Property- Officer, Raymond Herschel Johnson, Sr. v. Mark Shipman, Correctional Case Manager 2cd, 872 F.2d 342 (10th Cir. 1989) the "petitioner has commenced fifty-four cases in the court's original jurisdiction, in addition to some thirty-three appeals he has filed" before he was punished. You'll find that similar numbers are present in almost all vexatious litigant cases.
Tldr: it is very unlikely that Russel will become a Vexatious litigant.