5 Signs that the Seth Rollins of today in WWE is the Roman Reigns of yesterday 

#4 Ability to work against and elevate both heels and babyfaces

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— Akashdeep Singh (@Akashde14673152) November 25, 2019

Seth Rollins is, on paper, the biggest babyface on RAW even now, but as has been explained before, the crowd doesn't always accept him as such. And so, while he takes on heels like Andrade or even Walter, he can even take on babyfaces like Humberto Carrillo, when it is needed.

In fact, he went up against AJ Styles in a babyface vs. babyface program earlier this year, which was important to prove that Styles would be a major player on RAW. This is long before he turned heel and joined The OC.

Of course, this is something that Roman Reigns used to do in the past as well, back when he was the biggest star in the company, taking on both babyfaces and heels depending on the storyline. Shortly after AJ Styles joined the company, he had a series of thrilling battles with Roman Reigns in a babyface vs. babyface feud, and we also remember Reigns' thrilling contest with Finn Balor, back when he was a babyface.

At the same time, Reigns would never be averse to taking on heels like Bray Wyatt or Bobby Lashley, for most of his career.