On a recent edition of his “Hall of Fame” podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Booker T discussed Seth Rollins’ current WWE World Heavyweight Championship reign, his in-ring style, and more.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On Seth Rollins’ current WWE run: “Seth is in a good place. For how long, since he’s been off that title run picture? Four years, he’s been out of that title run picture. And I’m going to tell you man, when you out of that title run picture, you get a lot of time to rest. You get a lot of time to heal. Right now over this last year, I think Seth has been doing the most work he’s been doing. And of course, he will be banged up. He’s going to be bruised up. If he’s not injured, he’s going to be out there in the middle of that ring, though. That’s just part of the game. Seth Rollins knows that. He would tell you that firsthand himself. It’s no time to be sitting around, watching the parade go by. I don’t think that’s the type Seth Rollins is. So no, I don’t think he’s going to go as, like this business, you know, recommends more than anything. You’re going to go as long and hard as possible for as long as you can. That’s just part of the business.”
On Rollins’ style: “Even though the work that Seth is doing. He’s not killing himself. No, he’s not doing anything you saw Seth Rollins do when he first came into this company. Unless he has to go out there and give you a little bit extra, just to make you guys know that, ‘Hey, I’m still the same guy.’ So nah man, he’s doing his best work, and he has placed himself a whole lot better than a whole lot of guys in this business daily I watch, seriously.”
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Seth Rollins’ WWE World Heavyweight Championship Reign and In-Ring Style: Insights from Booker T
In a recent episode of his “Hall of Fame” podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Booker T shared his thoughts on Seth Rollins’ current WWE World Heavyweight Championship reign, his in-ring style, and more. Let’s delve into some of the highlights from the podcast.
Booker T began by acknowledging Seth Rollins’ current position in the company, stating, “Seth is in a good place.” He highlighted that Rollins had been out of the title run picture for four years, which allowed him ample time to rest and heal. Booker T emphasized that over the past year, Rollins has been putting in a tremendous amount of work. Despite the toll it may have taken on his body, Rollins continues to perform in the ring. Booker T commended Rollins’ dedication and stated that he believes Rollins is not the type of wrestler to sit back and watch others take the spotlight. He added, “You’re going to go as long and hard as possible for as long as you can. That’s just part of the business.”
When discussing Rollins’ in-ring style, Booker T noted that Rollins is not pushing himself to the extreme as he did when he first entered the company. However, he mentioned that Rollins still occasionally goes above and beyond to remind everyone that he is still the same talented performer. Booker T expressed his admiration for Rollins’ work ethic and stated that Rollins has positioned himself better than many other wrestlers in the business.
Seth Rollins’ reign as the WWE World Heavyweight Champion has been marked by his resilience and commitment to delivering top-notch performances. Despite being away from the title picture for several years, Rollins has returned with a renewed energy and determination. His ability to adapt his in-ring style while still showcasing his exceptional skills has earned him praise from industry veterans like Booker T.
Rollins’ championship reign has not only solidified his place as a top performer in WWE but has also demonstrated his longevity and dedication to the business. As he continues to defend his title and face new challenges, fans can expect Rollins to bring his A-game and leave a lasting impact on the wrestling world.
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