Seth Rollins Reflects On His Match Against Cody Rhodes, If He Has Watched It Back

WWE star and a former four times WWE World Champion Seth Rollins who is also a former two times WWE Intercontinental Champion recently talked about his match against Cody Rhodes that took place at WrestleMania 38. He also revealed if he has watched the match back.

Cody Rhodes finally made his long awaited WWE return at WrestleMania 38 after 6 years. This is the first time some wrestler directly joined the main roster of WWE after leaving AEW. We have seen a lot of WWE starts left the promotion to join AEW throughout last year. Maybe WWE is trying to send a message.

Seth Rollins Reflects On His Match Against Cody Rhodes, If He Has Watched It Back

His first match went against the former four times WWE World Championship Seth Rollins at WrestleMania 38. He remained a mystery opponent till the event. The storyline was well built up as well. Rollins was desperate for a WrestleMania booking but unfortunately he was failing to get a booking even though he was trying really hard.

At the end, Vince McMahon told him that he will get a match at WrestleMania 38 and he will face an opponent of his choosing. That opponent turned out to be none other than Cody Rhodes. The duo presented an amazing match, maybe the best match of the show.

The storyline between the duo continued even after WrestleMania 38, but it looks like that they will form an alliance. Even though it has been confirmed that the duo will face each other in another match soon. Still it is evident that Rollins might turn babyface soon. Definitely the return of Cody Rhodes was one of the best returns in WWE history.

Seth Rollins who is also a former two times WWE Intercontinental Champion recently spoke to The Gorilla Position where he talked about his match against Cody Rhodes that took place at WrestleMania 38. He also revealed if he has watched the match back. He said;

“I am my own worst critic. I can’t watch it back because I’m so hard on myself. Watching my stuff back is pretty brutal. For me, it’s an experience and I’m over it. if it was good, I know it in the ring and I can move forward.

“When I was younger, I’d watch my stuff back, I learned a lot from it and was able to figure things out. At this point in the game, it’s more like pulling teeth. It ruins my week. If something was good, I can’t do it. I can’t go back and ruin it for myself. I heard nothing but good feedback for once in my life and I’m going to live with that.”

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