(Video) What Seth Rollins did to Braun Strowman after helping him win in WWE Raw’s car-crash of a main event
Seth Rollins had the final say in one of the most physical Raw main events. But what did he do after the cameras stopped rolling?
Braun Strowman and Seth Rollins [via- WWE]
Just days shy of his two-month absence from WWE, Seth Rollins crashed this week’s main event on Raw. During the closing moments of a Last Monster Standing match between Braun Strowman and “Big” Bronson Reed, Rollins made a beeline to the ring and stomped Reed’s face into the steel steps. As a result, Strowman won, making it back to his feet while Bronson couldn’t.
After the show went off-air, Strowman shook hands with Seth as a sign of mutual respect. The Visionary endorsed Braun, who was basking in the adulation of a raucous crowd in Evansville. On the other hand, Bronson Reed, whom Rollins cost the match, was writhing in pain. But why did Seth decide to ruin the Aussie’s night?
It goes back to August, where on Raw, Reed blindsided The Architect from behind. The 36-year-old went on to rattle the five-time world champion with half a dozen tsunamis. The callous assault sent Rollins packing to rehab. Therefore, words can’t describe how cathartic it would’ve felt for The Drip God when he drove Reed’s skull into steel last night.
One might believe that Rollins and Bronson aren’t far from settling their differences inside the squared circle. Before this week, the Auszilla was wreaking carnage on Raw. Not to forget how he manhandled Braun Strowman at times, including that outrageous tsunami atop the car roof in a wild parking lot brawl.
Seth and Reed have never faced each other one-on-one. Earlier this year at the Elimination Chamber in Perth, the two were supposed to slug it out. However, unforseen circumstances saw Bronson skip the PLE, as his wife had just given birth to their first baby. But now, destiny has these rivals lined up for a fitting climax.
Bronson Reed wasn’t pleased with Seth Rollins’ recent NFL stumble
Last Sunday, Seth Rollins was at the Lucas Oil Stadium. The 38-year-old made a trip to Indianapolis to lend his support to the Chicago Bears, who were up against the home side of the Indianapolis Colts.
Before the NFL clash got underway, the WWE Superstar made headlines for his theatrics. After he ripped off his Colts tee just to reaffirm his allegiance to the Bears, former Colts wide receiver T.Y. Hilton playfully dumped Rollins on the field.
Seth’s day went from bad to worse when the Bears succumbed to the formidable Colts 16-21. Reacting to The Visionary’s embarrassing fate, Bronson Reed advised his arch-nemesis to keep acting like a goof. However, it’s safe to say that Reed would’ve had issues wrapping his head around after what transpired on Raw.
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