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Seth Rollins is potentially the mastermind behind the masked man invasion, and all signs point towards this. What serves as the biggest hint is Don Furio’s ties with The Visionary. Furio is one of those wrestlers who has trained at Rollins’ Black and Brave Wrestling Academy in the past. His taking out the enemies of the person he trained under couldn’t be just a coincidence.
This seems to be a calculated move that tells Seth Rollins himself is orchestrating the invasion from the shadows, as he has a score to settle with The Vision. By employing a proxy like Don Furio, the six-time World Champion appears to be exacting calculated revenge on the group that sidelined him. Seth is positioning himself as the architect of The Vision’s downfall.
By deploying Furio, a wrestler trained in his own techniques under his wing, Rollins subtly signals his orchestration of the attacks. He might be pulling the strings from the shadows through his pupil. Well, this proxy strategy also aligns perfectly with Seth Rollins’ character as The Visionary, a cerebral heel who manipulates from afar rather than engaging directly.
The subtle confirmation of Seth’s involvement through Don Furio elevates the Masked Man invasion from a simple mystery to a layered tale of retribution. It could ultimately culminate with Rollins revealing himself as the mastermind behind the masked man invasions.
Seth Rollins may come back to WWE after Elimination Chamber
Seth Rollins has been away from WWE for quite some time due to his injury, but it looks like things are about to change real soon. The Visionary has been seen making several appearances in interviews and podcasts in recent times. And this indicates that his recovery has been going pretty well.
There are very high chances that Rollins could be back in WWE right after Elimination Chamber. The former Shield member has been constantly negating the possibility of a return before WrestleMania in his non-WWE appearances, stating that he has no say on this decision.
Superstars often do that to swerve fans when their return is on the horizon. This, therefore, indicates that Seth Rollins might come back sooner than expected. Besides, WWE fast-tracking the masked man storyline also serves as a major hint that The Visionary’s involvement in The Vision saga is imminent.
It will be quite interesting to see how things shape up in the coming weeks leading to WrestleMania 42. But what will remain interesting is how WWE incorporates Seth Rollins into the masked man storyline.
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