Seth Rollins

>>1847902
I don't know. He's legit one of the most boring people to hear talk, and that's 90% of his screen-time. In the ring he's good, sure, but he was over-rated at his best, and with all the talent, doesn't even scratch the top 5 anymore.

>>1847902
I can't even defend the guy anymore and I used to be a Rollins fan. Fuck'im

>>1847902
he suck hhh's dick better than anyone

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>>1847902

>>1848017
Hi cucter

>>1847902
He has the same voice as Hiccup from how to train your Dragon

he sucks haitch's dick

Funny how smarks keep complaining about Roman when this guy is even much worse with the same megapush he received.

>>1852900
>better wrestler
>better promo

>actually jobs clean

Such a megapush.

>>1852903
Not him, but his push in mid-late 2014 was of similar gravity, just handled differently.
Like Roman, his face was everywhere, on everything, he headline Raw's, opened the show, ended the show, all that shit.
Pushes nowadays aren't just winning/losing, it's media exposure. That's partly because everyone's far more accepting of it's predetermined nature, so they don't buy into a guy just because of a pinfall or submission. They need to see the company meaningfully rallied behind them.
Seth and Roman have both received such treatment, though, Romans was intended to go a bit farther.
They're both shit tho.

>>1852911
Hey, if Ws & Ls don't matter, then explain why Reigns never had to do a clean solo job until he pissed dirty.

Meanwhile you've got Rollins doing his first one to Kane back when they were feuding over Tag Titles.

>>1852913
Because the pushes were of a different nature and intended to portray different characters.
Roman as unstoppable, Seth as a chickenshit.
The general backing from the company itself was eminent on both guys, though. They were the respective poster-boys for their runs.
Also, if Wins and Losses DID matter, Roman would be over.

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>>1847902
>SETHING

>>1852916
Again: that might ring true if Reigns wasn't just as protected when he was "the other guy" in The Shield.

>>1852929
Protection isn't be-all-end-all – it's icing on the cake, but card-positioning and endorsement are far more indicative of company faith and backing.
They were both mega-pushed.