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With that in mind, here are four ways Paul Heyman could return to television after being attacked by Rollins.
4. He could return once The Vision has the upper hand over Rollins
While The Visionary has managed to get the upper hand over his former faction so far, it seems likely that he could be brought down following a carefully planned attack. Heyman could return during such a scenario, revealing himself to be the one behind the assault.
He could then challenge Rollins to face both Austin Theory and Logan Paul in a handicap match at WrestleMania 42, which could be a unique situation considering the recent injuries to Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker.
3. He could prove to be the difference maker if The Vision gets a tag title opportunity
Since Austin Theory and Logan Paul are feuding with The Usos, it makes sense to have them challenge for the World Tag Team Championship. Paul Heyman could make his return during the match, proving to be the difference maker by potentially handing The Maverick his brass knuckles.
Alternatively, he could cause enough of a distraction to allow his team to use other underhanded means to dethrone the twins.
2. Paul Heyman could return with Brock Lesnar to challenge Seth Rollins
Heyman is now pulling double duty as the advocate of the Beast Incarnate as well as The Oracle of the Vision. Last week, he announced that Lesnar would be having an open challenge at WrestleMania 42. After being taken out this week, he could return with the former Universal Champion in the near future to take out Seth Rollins.
With Logan Paul and Austin Theory likely to be preoccupied with The Usos, Lesnar could face Rollins on behalf of his advocate in the absence of Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. The Beast could immediately take out Rollins with an F-5 in his next appearance with Heyman to reignite their feud.
1. Heyman could return with Bron Breakker ahead of WrestleMania 42
Bron Breakker has been missing since RAW after the Royal Rumble. He had to undergo surgery to fix a hernia, and there is no fixed timeline for when he will be back.
Reports suggest that Breakker is rehabbing “like crazy” to get back in time for WrestleMania 42, and if he does manage to get cleared, he could return with Paul Heyman to challenge Rollins. This could set up the originally planned match between Breakker and Rollins for the Grandest Stage of Them All this year.
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