Former WWE Champion to suddenly turn heel and join Seth Rollins' group at MITB 2025? Looking at the chances

Seth Rollins will have a busy Money in the Bank 2025 as he'll be competing in the eponymous ladder match. He's also likely to receive plenty of support from his stablemates, Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed, during the contest. However, hints of another addition to the stable have been dropped on this week's WWE SmackDown, with Cody Rhodes potentially joining hands with The Visionary.

Rollins aligning with Paul Heyman at WrestleMania 41 and subsequently joining forces with Breakker and Reed has changed the landscape of the global juggernaut. With The Bloodline being a pale imitation of its former self and Judgment Day going through internal discord, Seth Rollins' group has emerged as the most dominant in WWE.

While the latest episode of SmackDown was a very newsworthy one, one subtle moment that has caught the attention of fans is of Seth Rollins whispering something inaudible in Cody Rhodes' ears. As expected, this has given way to speculation about Cody potentially joining hands with Rollins soon.

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The American Nightmare is slated to team up with Jey Uso to face Logan Paul and John Cena at Money in the Bank 2025. Though it's a mere prediction at this point, it's safe to say Cody turning on Jey, who has stood up to Rollins' group, and then revealing himself to be working with The Visionary could bring the house down.

Seth Rollins makes scathing remarks against CM Punk

It's no secret just how much Rollins despises his long-term rival CM Punk. In a recent interview, the former Universal Champion revealed that he was adamant on ensuring that Punk didn't qualify for the MITB match this weekend.

The Visionary went as far as to claim that The Second City Saint wasn't a good person.

"We made sure that Punk wasn't in the Ladder match. Punk is not good for what we do. He's a bad dude. I have put it out there many times, he's not a good dude. Yes, we made sure Punk wasn't in this Money in the Bank Ladder match," said Seth Rollins.

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Considering he has Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed on his side, Rollins is arguably the favorite to bring the briefcase down come Saturday night.

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Arpit Shrivastava is a journalist who reports on pro wrestling (WWE) at Sportskeeda. He is also an assistant content manager for the AEW team and has played a pivotal role in building it from the ground up. Arpit graduated in Political Science and Mass Communication. From writing for his college magazine while being a huge wrestling fan to pursuing journalism as a career, he has accumulated five years of experience in the industry.

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