WWE Raw star and a former four times WWE world champion Seth Rollins who is also a former two times WWE United States champion recently gave his opinion on who had the best fashion sense in the world of professional wrestling.
Seth Rollins became famous in the Ring of Honor before joining WWE. He was already pretty famous among the wrestling fans before coming to the biggest promotion of them all. He was also the first ever NXT champion in WWE. However, he spent a short time in the NXT which was the development Territory of WWE.
Seth Rollins Mentions The Best Fashion Icons In Wrestling
He joined the main roster of WWE as a part of the Shield. From the very first day of joining the main roster he had been extremely popular among the WWE fans. In 2014 he started running solo for the first time in his main roster career in WWE. He was also the first wrestler of the three Shield members to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.
He was treated as a constant main event star in WWE. Which time he went on to win the WWE World Championship four times in total. He also won the men’s Royal Rumble match of 2019. Needless to say he is one of the most successful stars in the current WWE locker room.
But after WWE decided to give almost all the titles to the Bloodline, Rollins somehow lost his main event push. However, we are expecting to see him on the top level once again since he is still Pretty young and he still has a lot to offer. He is one of the top stars in the wrestling industry today.
Seth Rollins who is also a former two times WWE United States champion recently spoke to Fightful where he gave his opinion on who had the best fashion sense in the world of professional wrestling. He said;
“Oh, man. I had this question once and I really bungled it. It’s difficult, man. I think Flair’s probably number one. But you’ve got so many wild fashion icons, like Macho Man is one, Jesse Ventura, Superstar Billy Graham would be another one, Gorgeous George.
“So, there’s a few. It’s hard for me. I’d have to sit down and think about this. I haven’t thought about fashion in wrestling quite enough to put the quintessential four together. But there’s like five or six that are pretty solid.”