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2 - Vince Allows Curb Stomp To Be Used Again
Prior to his first run as WWE World Heavyweight Champion, Seth Rollins had one of the best and most unique finishing moves in all of pro wrestling. However, Vince McMahon viewed the move as dangerous, and as a result, what used to be known as the Curb Stomp was banned.
Following the ban, Rollins tried out a few new finishers, but none of them ended up catching on. But luckily for the current Universal Champion, the WWE chairman ended up allowing the move to be brought back, although it's now being called "The Stomp."
Aside from Randy Orton's RKO, Seth Rollins' Stomp is probably the most popular finishing move in WWE today, and it looks like he'll be allowed to use the move throughout the rest of his career with the company.
Even though Rollins is probably the most talented performer on the current WWE roster, he very likely wouldn't be as over as he is without being able to use his signature Stomp.
