Listening to Seth Rollins passion on the Bears and the NFL in general is a highlight of football season.
Think it's a solid career after his wrestling career is finished.
They really tried to destroy Seth’s career, what type of booker who wants their talent to succeed does crap like this. Mind you about 1.5 months prior Seth won the fans back after his performance vs Brock. Yet he still recovered because he’s a great talent
It was at this point in time where Seth Rollins was completely sabotaged by Vince McMahon’s HORRID booking of this match
This match shouldn’t even have been booked, Seth couldn’t lose and The Fiend couldn’t lose either, and those in Backstage KNEW it
I loved Michael Cole highlight the significance of Seth’s gear here, he explains how Rollins returned in all black, because he hadn’t yet conquered the Vision, and he returned to the colors once he *did* conquer The Vision, nobody tells a story through their outfits like Seth🤍
Seth detractors can try all they want, this match ruled and they matched each others energy
They should definitely run this feud for real down the line
NEW FEATURE: Seth Rollins (@WWERollins) is attempting something that's never been done — working as both a superstar in-ring @WWE
performer and in traditional sports broadcasting at the same time. Rollins is serious about this journey: His goal is to call @ChicagoBears games one day.
Story: https://t.co/wFm5TAEzOU
In a feature written by Richard Deitsch of Sports Business Journal highlighting Seth Rollins’ present and future in sports media, it has been revealed that Rollins has a contract with ESPN.
The feature states, “In a nice piece of business, Rollins has a contract with ESPN that includes a set number of on-air appearances between “Good Morning Football,” “First Take,” “Get Up,” “SportsCenter” and other ESPN daily shows.”
Rollins is represented by Bryan Diperstein.
“Going on sports shows allowed me to have conversations about things other than professional wrestling, and I think it showed others that this guy knows a little bit of ball and we can have him on for two segments instead of one,” Rollins said. “I didn’t know how to parlay that into a full-time thing, so when I took on Bryan [in 2024], I said this is something I want to do and let’s make it happen.
A growing number of media executives believe @WWERollins has a legitimate future in sports TV.
NFL Network, ESPN and Netflix continue to expand broadcasting opportunities as the WWE star builds a parallel career in sports media.
MORE via @richarddeitsch: https://t.co/S91FrfBLut
NEW FEATURE:
Seth Rollins (@WWERollins) is attempting something that has never been done before — working as both a superstar in-ring @WWE performer and in traditional sports broadcasting at the same time. Rollins is serious about this journey: His goal is to call @ChicagoBears games one day.
The story:
https://t.co/wFm5TAEzOU
Seth shares how proud he is of his SummerSlam match with Roman, how they finally broke free from the Chair Shot, and as long as there are titles to be won and legacies to be made, he could potentially see another match with Roman happening❤️
“I probably said something in this interview already that’s gonna piss somebody off, I can’t do an interview talking about wrestling where I haven’t offended somebody by the way I said something, because of the way I rolled my eyes” he cooked the IWC