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#3 A Seth Rollins heel turn coming soon
It was not long ago when Seth Rollins was one of the biggest babyfaces on the main roster, and while many of you might argue that he still is, the reaction he has been getting from the fans isn't that of a pure babyface. Not just that, but he has constantly been hinting a darker side of his character in the past month, and maybe this loss is what would trigger a turn from the Beastslayer.
Rollins had an amazing run as a heel after the infamous Shield break-up. His rivalry against Dean Ambrose, the alliance with The Authority, and the WWE World Heavyweight Championship reign were some of the defining moments of his early career in the company. Unfortunately, all that came to an end due to an injury at a Live Event which forced him to vacate the title and take a break.
Following his return, he turned face and has been a good guy for nearly three years now. As much as fans love to support a hardworking babyface, there's only so much he can achieve being a face. On the contrary, a heel turn could freshen up his character and lead to some better storylines.
Rollins did everything possible to keep The Fiend down, but would he be able to stop himself from breaking apart after that loss?
