Seth Rollins revealed details of his current WWE contract term. Visionary is now out of action as he suffered an injury at the Crown Jewel Premium live event. The former World Champion was removed from television after being attacked by Braun Breaker and Bronson Reed.
Seth Rollins’ journey from NXT pioneer to main roster star
Since 2010, Seth Rollins has become a permanent figure in World Wrestling Entertainment’s lineup, when he signed a deal to join their minor league, Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW), which was later rebranded as NXT. The skilled wrestler then rose to fame in NXT and won the title of the third brand’s first champion. On the main roster, he quickly became a crowd favorite, first as a part of The Shield and later as a solo performer, during which he won several championships.
Seth Rollins explains WWE deal
Monday Night Messiah had a recent invitation to the Mohr Stories podcast, and the topic of his current WWE deal was brought up. In conversation the architect revealed that he had three years left in his contract and also revealed that he did not receive any additional payment for participating in major events. He said:
“It was all a deal and an annual salary.” H/T: Ringside News
Seth Rollins injury update
Although there has been no discussion regarding his departure from the Stamford-based promotion, it could be a reasonable assumption that the wrestler will extend his contract if he decides. The visionary, who is still recovering from his injury, gave a positive update on his condition, revealing that the brace has been removed and he is now on the road to recovery.
Seth Rollins’ thoughts on career longevity and final matches
She was also recently asked about her opinion on the last match between her and Becky Lynch, given the fact that many famous stars in WWE are retiring. He replied that the match had not really crossed his mind, but he had thought about the future of his career as he was approaching his 40s and knew his career was coming to an end.
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