Recent Seth Rollins fight proved to be a work

WWE star Seth Rollins had a rather charged segment outside of the company recently, where he walked out of an interview in a huff. However, it is now clear that the whole thing was a work.

The Visionary has been a somewhat regular part of the GFMB show in NFL as of late. Things took an unexpected turn when Seth Rollins appeared on Good Morning Football just hours before the 2026 NFL Draft, joining Kyle Brandt. The conversation started off centered around Aaron Rodgers, but it didn’t stay on track for long.

Brandt and Rollins got into an argument after the former made a remark about Rodgers continuing to win games at 42 without outcomes being predetermined. This was quite clearly a jab at WWE, which Rollins took as an insult. The segment esclatated to a quarrel between the two, ultimately ending with Rollins walking out.

However, the entire thing was seemingly a work. In a recent Instagram post, Kyle Brandt was seen being quite calm with Rollins, who was also smiling.

You can check out the post below:

Paul Heyman has claimed responsibility for Seth Rollins’ loss at WWE WrestleMania 42

Rollins was not able to emerge victorious at WrestleMania 42 in his match against Gunther.

While the bout seemed like it could go either way, an interference by Bron Breakker completely changed the scenario. Breakker had been out with an injury since Royal Rumble this year, due to an attack orchestrated by Rollins. At WrestleMania 42, Breakker paid back the debt by ensuring the Gunther emerged victorious.

Later on Paul Heyman claimed to be the man behind the plan to attack Rollins. Speaking on the post show segment of WrestleMania, Heyman stated:

“What I can tell you about the events of tonight, I’m sure this is not an exposé, because what happened to Seth Rollins was all predetermined by me. I set his a** up from the very beginning, and I’m damn glad I did it, and if I burn in hell for my actions, there are not enough consequences for what I plan to do to Seth Rollins moving forward in the future,” said Heyman.

What Rollins plans to do next, is something only time will tell.

Edited by Shubhajit Deb