WWE veteran is absolutely furious at Seth Rollins and calls him out for being a “whiny little b**ch” 

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Vince Russo, expectedly, didn’t take too kindly to Rollins’ words and has repeatedly attacked him on his podcast. On the latest edition of The Brand, Russo once again lost it at Seth Rollins and termed him a “whiny crying b**ch.”

“Seth [Rollins] you little whiny b***h. You can go on every talk show you want and talk about me. I am an as***le, I am a pr*ck, I am a this and a that, because you know what that winds down to? You don’t want to hear the truth. You’re a whiny crying b**ch,” Russo said. (H/T – ITRWrestling)

It remains to be seen if The Messiah responds to Russo’s comments now or chooses to maintain a dignified silence.

Seth Rollins addresses potential retirement.

In his recent appearance on the Club Shay Shay podcast, Seth Rollins addressed when he planned to hang up his wrestling boots. The former leader of The Vision explained that the idea of retirement hadn’t crossed his mind as he was still in the prime of his career. He added that he would continue to wrestle until he physically declines and is unable to keep up with the game.

“Yeah, maybe. I’m 40 in a couple of months. I feel great. I mean, I would consider the prime of my career, where the physical hasn’t declined and the mental is as sharp as it’s ever been. As long as I can continue to contribute in a way that’s positive for our fan base and our younger talent. As long as I can continue to make our product better and my body cooperates. I would like to continue to do it,” Rollins said.

Seth Rollins is currently sidelined due to a shoulder injury that he sustained last October. The situation, at the time, was so dire that Rollins even relinquished the World Heavyweight Title. Rumors suggest he could be back on the road by the time WrestleMania 42 rolls around.

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