Seth Rollins to bring back 37-year-old WWE Superstar from AEW and reform The Vision? Exploring the possibility

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The 37-year-old could make his return to the global juggernaut and renew his alliance with Seth Rollins. The Australian star could assist The Visionary in the fight against The Vision.

To counter the heel faction, Rollins may have to rely on people whom he trusts. With Buddy being his former disciple, The Architect could consider him a worthy ally in his quest to reform his own faction after being betrayed by his former stablemates.

That said, this scenario is only based on speculation, and it’s unlikely to unfold anytime soon. Buddy Matthews is currently signed to AEW after agreeing to a new multi-year deal last year. He could return to WWE if he were granted an early release from his contract with the Jacksonville-based promotion.

Seth Rollins credits Dusty Rhodes for his WWE name

Before signing with WWE, Seth Rollins wrestled under the name “Tyler Black.” However, after arriving at the global juggernaut, The Visionary had to come up with a new name.

Speaking on Mohr Stories, Rollins credited the late great Dusty Rhodes for helping him come up with his WWE name.

“When I got signed they were very much like ‘Nope, you can not be Tyler Black. You cannot be anything to do with (that name), none of that, nada… We have to come up with a new name…I just had names on a list. Dusty Rhodes came up with it for me. ‘I see it now, baby. I see it on the marquee. I see it at WrestleMania right now, it’s Seth Rollins, that’s it, it’s done,'” he said.

The American Dream mentored so many of the current top stars during their time in NXT.