Multiple time WWE World Champion Seth Rollins has given his best advice to aspiring wrestlers looking to make it big in the industry.
Starting his wrestling career in 2004, Rollins joined WWE in 2010 and has since made it all the way to the top of the company, including main eventing WrestleMania and having six world title reigns.
Rollins also founded the Black & Brave Wrestling Academy with Marek Brave – the Black referring to Rollins’ old ring name, Tyler Black.
In an new interview on Club Shay Shay, Rollins shared his advice for aspiring wrestlers, saying:
“You have to understand that it is a marathon, it’s not a sprint. You really have to try to create a scope of time in your brain, it is just going to take a long time. But that process, you have to learn to enjoy the process.
“It’s awesome, I want you to shoot for the moon, I want you to set goals as high as you can, I want you to think about and dream about wrestling in the main event of WrestleMania and winning every world title that there is.
“But understand that it takes little steps to get there, and it is going to be hard sometimes, but that difficulty is what makes it worth it.
“As cliché as it sounds, when you’re done with it, 20 years later, the journey will be what you remember.
“It’s not the moments, it’s not the milestones, its not the accolades… It’s the process. It’s the people you met along the way, and the process of getting there that you will look back on fondly.”
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