WWE Universe is up for a treat on this Sunday via a dream match. Seth Rollins will defend his Universal Championship against AJ Styles at Money In The Bank 2019 pay-per-view event. Both these individuals are the very best when it comes to in-ring techniques. The fans waited to see this Wrestlemania caliber match for a long time.
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So it is finally happening with the red-strapped title hanging in the balance. We have reported it earlier that WWE has preponed this matchup just to fetch more attention from the audience. This seemed the main way for the officials to sell out the Money in the Bank pay-per-view event’s 2019 edition.
Plus, the creative team has already planned the next Universal Championship feud following Money in the Bank for Seth Rollins. But they may have to scrap those plans considering the current lower TV ratings for Monday Night Raw.
Reports from Wrestling Observer suggested that Seth Rollins should have had Baron Corbin in the form of his next opponent. These two had to collide over the Universal Championship after Money in the Bank considering the storylines. Corbin has already pinned Seth Rollins in a tag team match to set up the potential title feud.
However, the former acting general manager of WWE Raw is absolutely suitable to low down the TV ratings, as proven in the past. So the officials are not likely to pull the trigger on him for the number one contender’s spot as a carried report from wwfoldschool.com hinted,
“Slice Wrestling is reporting that the Universal Championship feud between Rollins & Corbin could get canceled due to the current drop in viewership. For those who don’t know, WWE is currently under a lot of pressure from their TV partners due to record low viewership numbers.”
Seth Rollins vs. Baron Corbin is a long-planned program by the WWE creative team. This is the advertised Universal title matchup for most of the upcoming live events following Money in the Bank. But this seems irrelevant in the current context as we have already witnessed this bout in the past. So we guess there’d be some backup planning for the Universal Championship, moving forward.
