Seth Rollins' Next Feud After Money in the Bank Win Revealed
Rollins captured the Money in the Bank briefcase for the second time this past weekend by defeating LA Knight, Solo Sikoa, Andrade, Penta, and El Grande Americano in a high-stakes ladder match.
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This week on WWE RAW, CM Punk confronted John Cena, and WWE officially announced their match for the WWE Championship at Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia. During the segment, Rollins interrupted the two stars and teased a possible cash-in, adding intrigue to the upcoming title clash.
With John Cena vs. CM Punk now official for the WWE Championship, and Seth Rollins lurking in the background, speculation is growing over when Rollins might choose to cash in his briefcase at Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia later this month.
While Seth Rollins has hinted at cashing in his Money in the Bank contract, Cory Hays of PWNexus reports that WWE plans to kick off a feud between Rollins and LA Knight heading into Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia.
WWE began building tension between the two last Friday on SmackDown when Seth Rollins and his faction attacked LA Knight. Then, on this week's RAW, Knight interfered in Bron Breakker's King of the Ring qualifier, further fueling speculation about their upcoming feud.
Read More: Seth Rollins: CM Punk Is Not Good For What We Do
The post Seth Rollins' Next Feud After Money in the Bank Win Revealed appeared first on Wrestlezone.
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