Seth Rollins Drops Tease About WWE Bad Blood Appearance

Former WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins currently does not have a booking for Bad Blood. This premium live event is set to take place this weekend on October 5, 2024, in Atlanta, Georgia. Although Rollins isn’t officially on the card, he recently hinted at a potential appearance.

Seth Rollins has been absent from WWE programming for nearly two months. Fans last saw him on the August 5 edition of Monday Night RAW when Bronson Reed brutally attacked him. Reed delivered six Tsunamis from the top rope. Following this attack, Rollins has not appeared on WWE television. However, reports suggest this storyline was intended to write Rollins off the show.

While Rollins hasn’t been in the ring, he has made appearances at football games. Last week, he garnered attention when he attended the NFL game between the Indianapolis Colts and the Chicago Bears at Lucas Oil Stadium. In a lighthearted moment, NFL star T.Y. Hilton playfully ejected Rollins by tossing him over the barricade. Recently, WWE promoted Seth Rollins’ appearance for Sunday Night Football (SNF). However, during this appearance, the wrestler shared an intriguing message regarding Bad Blood.

Seth Rollins weighs in on WWE Bad Blood: What he said?

Former WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins recently appeared on Sunday Night Football. During his appearance, he hinted at a potential appearance at the upcoming WWE Bad Blood premium live event. He encouraged fans to tune in to Bad Blood on October 5, exclusively on Peacock, suggesting it would be an event they wouldn’t want to miss. This possibly hinted at his potential appearance.

Thus, all eyes will now be on WWE Bad Blood, which will be taking place this weekend. It will be interesting to see if Seth Rollins makes an appearance on the show and surprises the fans in Atlanta.

Ojas Kulkarni

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