It’s been almost four months since Seth Rollins hurt his shoulder during his match against Cody Rhodes at Crown Jewel. While “The Visionary” is feeling better, he’s still not ready to get back in the ring. In a conversation with Complex News, Rollins shared a health update, saying he’s more mobile but remains uncertain about his wrestling return date.
“It’s going well. I had surgery nearly three months ago, so I can do everyday things like washing my hair and scratching my armpits. It’s improving, but I don’t yet know when I’ll be back,” Rollins said.
He also reflected on the many injuries he’s endured, noting that ongoing pain from wear and tear is more challenging than any one injury he’s had. “Last year, I broke my neck, which was very serious. I also felt lower back pain during that time. When I first won the world heavyweight title, it was tough,” he explained. “The chronic pain from constant wear and tear, which is finally catching up to me, is the most painful.”
After it was clear he needed time off to recover, Rollins vacated the World Heavyweight Championship. This followed an attack on him by his own group, The Vision, who tried to keep him off WWE RAW just two days after Crown Jewel.
Fan Take: This update is crucial for WWE fans as Seth Rollins is a top star whose health directly impacts the storyline and title scene. His recovery progress will be closely watched, and his eventual return could bring a major boost of excitement and momentum to the sport.
