4 Reasons Why Rollins Deserved To Be Attacked

#1 "A blessing in disguise"

Okay, so this is where some lines get blurred, but stay with me. After his short Tag Team Championship reign, Rollins became a man possessed. The Architect went back to being a singles star and, boy, he did so with style.

Rollins would rename the red brand 'Monday Night Rollins' with an over one-hour performance in a Gauntlet Match, and he'd then win the Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania, becoming a fighting champion and defending the belt on several continents.

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That in itself may have irked Ambrose who was already on the shelf because of his partner's suicide dive, but then Rollins would rub salt into the wounds by claiming Ambrose's injury was a blessing in disguise and a positive move for his wrestling career.

"Not that I would wish injury on Ambrose at all, but that was something that lit a fire underneath me. It's definitely been a blessing in disguise for my singles career."

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