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As noted earlier, Seth Rollins’ finishing move the Curb Stomp has been banned and the main reason for the change was Vince McMahon not liking the move. It has been reported that for the past few months, Vince has continued to dislike the move, especially since he used it against Brock Lesnar at Wrestlemania 31.
It was said that Vince did not like the visual of Lesnar having to lay there “like an idiot” each time he was waiting for Rollins to deliver the Curb Stomp. Following WrestleMania 31, Vince made the decision and put out an edict that Rollins needed a new finisher as soon as possible.
Reports of WWE wanting a move for Rollins that’s more versatile and concerns about concussions are also true but the main reason for dropping the move was because Vince didn’t like it and wanted a change.
