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#3 Seth Rollins
Seth Rollins isn't a stranger to injuries, his knee is one of his best known and once kept him sidelined for more than seven months, but his back does look to be his main problem at present since he decided to recreate his incredible bump from the side of Hell in a Cell but this time with Dolph Ziggler.
Rollins looked like he rotated perfectly and was able to land in a flat back bump through the announce table, but despite this, he still would have been feeling the effects last night on Raw just 24 hours after the show. Every bump Rollins took in his match with Ziggler looked painful as the two men put on a rare slow paced match that allowed both to get over the fact that they were the worse for wear.
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