Paul Heyman has commented on Seth Rollins’ injury and his potential return to WWE when he makes a recovery.
Rollins suffered a shoulder injury during his match against Cody Rhodes at Crown Jewel in October, which led to him having to vacate the World Heavyweight Championship.
The injury also led to WWE changing plans for the upcoming men’s WarGames match at Survivor Series and the road to WrestleMania, as Rollins was a big part of the company’s planned direction.
On TV, the explanation for Rollins’ injury and absence was Bron Breakker turning on him, followed by Bronson Reed and Paul Heyman siding with Breakker instead of Rollins.
In a new interview with ESPN, Heyman commented on Rollins’ injury and was asked if he’s “worried” about Rollins returning to WWE.
Heyman said:
“Always worried about Seth Rollins. Seth Rollins is an all-time great competitor, a guaranteed first ballot Hall of Famer.
“It’s terrible what happened to Seth Rollins. It’s even more terrible what Bron Breakker did to Seth Rollins.
“I think WWE itself is looking forward to Seth Rollins’ return, whenever that may be.”
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Rollins recently said he was targeting February as a timeline to start preparing for his WWE return, with the general expectation being that he could be ready for a comeback in April.
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