4 Biggest reasons WWE must not turn Seth Rollins into a villain

#2 WWE could use Seth Rollins as a diversion for something else

What if Seth Rollins isn’t going to turn heel? It’s possible that WWE has planned something much bigger than this and they are just using Rollins as a distraction. Maybe, the plan is to turn someone else to a heel instead of The Architect. Even Tom Colohue of Sportskeeda has similar views on this:

"I’m not entirely sure it’s a full heel turn, anybody I’ve spoken to and asked about this has been quite clear that it’s complicated. That we may see Seth be a heel in one feud, and a face in another feud, much like Roman Reigns has been. Like he was a heel against AJ Styles and then he was a face against Seth Rollins for a brief time and back after he beat Triple H at WrestleMania 32. So I wouldn’t call it a full-fledged heel turn but there are certainly a lot of heel elements and Seth himself is definitely playing up to it including with the way he has been challenging CM Punk."

Maybe, in the upcoming weeks, there will be a heel turn, but it won't be Seth Rollins turning to the other side. It could be an unexpected heel turn. Or maybe Seth is turning heel, but WWE is just using this time period as a way to keep the fans engaged in the product before making their big move.