Corey Graves was in the ring preparing to introduce Seth Rollins, a man that is in all actuality his contemporary. If Graves didn’t suffer those concussions, he would be a main roster wrestler alongside the Architect as the Savior of Misbehavior, but thankfully at least we get Corey on commentary because he’s fantastic at that too.
They played a highlight video to refresh our memories of how Rollins got injured and Seth came out in a leg brace while walking on a crutch. Seth Rollins was limping heavily. The jaded wrestling fan in this writer wanted to think this was a work.
When Graves asked him whether he was going to miss WrestleMania, Seth paused and took a long moment. He said a WrestleMania match isn’t looking great and it doesn’t look like the doctors are going to clear him in time for WrestleMania. Then Triple H’s music hit.
Business picked up in a big way as Trips walked down the ramp with a huge smile on his face. He said it was good to see Seth Rollins then pointed to Samoa Joe who mysteriously appeared on the other side of the ring. Triple H then told Rollins that he won’t be at WrestleMania if he knows what’s good for him.
Hunter said he made Seth Rollins the man and he bit the hand that fed him. Joe made it up to the apron, now Rollins was surrounded on both sides by Trips and Samoa Joe. Triple H continued to cut a great heel promo and told Seth that he chewed him up and spit him out while Seth was the poster-child of The Authority.
Triple H told Seth not to come to WrestleMania because he’s done playing with him. He swore to him that if he shows up at Mania it will be the last thing he ever does in a WWE ring. Rollins responded by saying he will be at WrestleMania if it’s the last thing he ever does, and it will be the last thing Triple H ever does.
Good segment. Looks like Rollins confirmed it.
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