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Seth Rollins was backstage, now seemingly free from his rivalry with The Vision. He was announced as one of the participants in the King of the Ring tournament. Ahead of his qualifying match, he embraced the roar of the crowd and would then casually call out Roman Reigns. For those who don’t know, Rollins has historically been Reigns’ biggest kryptonite from a psychological standpoint. They last faced each other in the 2022 Royal Rumble, where Rollins won via DQ. However, their story is basically one where Reigns can’t beat Rollins when it truly counts.

That’s what makes their rivalry so fascinating. They are generational rivals and to many, Reigns is the #1 star of his generation while Rollins is #2. Still, between the two of them, Rollins has a stellar record in the big stages.