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#4. Could return as part of the MITB ladder match
WWE Money in the Bank 2026 will take place on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Visionary has won the MITB briefcase twice before and successfully cashed it in both times to become world champion.
A solid way to bring Rollins back to WWE after his SummerSlam loss could be to include him in the traditional Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match. Seth’s entry would make the bout more intriguing and spike massive interest among fans.
#3. Could help LA Knight and Solo Sikoa against Royce Keys’ new faction
Royce Keys and OTM are the new heel faction on Monday Night RAW. They attacked The Usos, Solo Sikoa, and LA Knight on the August 24 episode of the red brand. While the Samoan Twins have the entire Bloodline on their side, Solo and Knight lack the numbers against Keys’ faction.
Seth Rollins can return to Monday Night RAW to assist The Megastar and the former MFT leader against the villainous group. Rollins returning to involve himself in this feud will keep fans invested in the storyline and help Royce’s alliance leave a wider impact on the fans.
#2. Seth Rollins could chase Chad Gable’s WWE IC Title
Chad Gable is the Intercontinental Champion on the Adam Pearce-led brand, having defeated Penta for the title at SummerSlam 2026. The Master Gable then beat Rey Mysterio in a high-profile title defense on the August 17 edition of RAW.
Rollins, after having failed to capture the World Heavyweight Title from Roman Reigns, could pursue the mid-card championship against the former Alpha Academy leader. A feud between Gable and Rollins could be a money-maker and would elevate the IC Title to a major highlight of RAW.
#1. Could feud with Oba Femi
Returning to feud with Oba Femi is another way for Rollins to make a comeback.
Femi and Bron Breakker are set to lock horns in a match at WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event on September 6. Over the past few months up until SummerSlam, The Ruler had been entangled in a feud with Brock Lesnar. After he was done with The Beast, he turned to Bron as his new rival. The two are in a battle to determine who the future of WWE is.
However, after his match with The Vision member, win or lose, Oba will need a strong opponent to keep his momentum high on Monday Night RAW. Rollins, who was called “The Beast Slayer” after he defeated Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 35, has achieved multiple accolades in his in-ring career.
Femi feuding with someone of Seth Rollins’ caliber could be the perfect way to boost his stock, keep his momentum going, and give The Visionary some direction.
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