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That could theoretically set up another confrontation with Reigns in Mexico City. However, there are several reasons why it shouldn’t happen. Let’s look at three reasons why Seth Rollins should stay away from the World Heavyweight Championship match between Roman Reigns and Penta.
#3. Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns’ story should remain finished
WWE presented Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins at SummerSlam as the conclusion of their long-running story. Reigns eventually defeated Rollins after three Spears, finally securing a singles victory over his former Shield brother.
The ending made that sense of closure even stronger. After the match, Reigns extended his fist toward Rollins, who accepted it for one final Shield fist bump. The Architect also left his Shield mask in the ring, creating a symbolic ending to their story.
Having Rollins interfere in Reigns’ next major World Heavyweight Championship defense would take away from that moment. WWE gave the rivalry a definitive conclusion, and immediately bringing The Visionary back into it would make the SummerSlam ending feel less meaningful.
#2. The World Heavyweight Championship picture is already crowded
There is also no shortage of people who currently have a reason to be involved in the World Heavyweight Championship picture.
Penta earned his opportunity by winning the No. 1 Contender’s Tournament, while LA Knight has already told Adam Pearce that he wants the next title opportunity regardless of whether Reigns or Penta leaves Mexico City as champion.
The Bloodline also remains closely connected to Reigns, with Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso and Jacob Fatu involved in their own ongoing issues. At the same time, 946 has been targeting The Usos and Fatu, while Solo Sikoa has developed his own alliance with Knight.
Adding Seth Rollins to the mix would potentially pull attention away from several stories that WWE is already developing.
#1. Seth Rollins needs a completely fresh direction
The biggest reason for Seth Rollins to stay away from Roman Reigns is that his return should be used to establish what comes next for him.
Rollins has already been involved with Reigns, The Vision and the World Heavyweight Championship this year. Returning only to immediately interfere in another title match would leave him tied to stories he has already explored.
The World Heavyweight Championship match in Mexico City is already significant because Penta has earned his opportunity against Reigns. Letting that match stand on its own would give both men the spotlight, while allowing Rollins to return with a story that is actually new.
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