Seth Rollins

Seth Rollins is an American professional wrestler currently signed to No Limits Wrestling (NLW), he currently wrestles on the Metal brand. He debuted for the promotion in 2015, joining the nWo. After the nWo split, Rollins began to go on his own. He would win the NLW World Championship at WrestleMania III.

New World Order (2015-2016)
Seth Rollins debuted on the Extreme Reunion episode, attacking Chris Jericho and hitting a Curb Stomp on Tommy Dreamer to help them get the win. The next week, the Commisioner introduced him into the nWo. After the nWo's match with the Resistance, Rollins, Shawn Michaels, and The Commissioner would attack Triple H. At Havoc, Seth Rollins would eliminate Undertaker in the Elimination Chamber Match. However, Rollins would be eliminated by Triple H after missing a 450 splash. Team nWo would go on to win the match after interference from the newest nWo member, Scott Hall. On the episode after Havoc, episode 39, Seth Rollins would be defeated by CM Punk. Later in the night, Rollins (with the help of his nWo stablemates) would help Bray Wyatt defeat Jeff Hardy in a House of Pain match. Following the match, Big Show would chokeslam Hardy through the side of the cage. On an episode of Metal, John Cena would return and confront the Commissioner. However, The Commissioner would order for the nWo to attack Cena. Kevin Nash would then throw Cena off the stage. On episode 42, Dean Ambrose would make his debut and join Team NLW. On the go-home episode before WrestleMania II, Rollins and The Outsiders (Scott Hall and Kevin Nash) would defeat Finn Balor and Chris Jericho in a handicap match. At WrestleMania, The nWo (Seth Rollins, R-Truth, Big Show, Kevin Nash, Shawn Michaels, and Scott Hall with the Commissioner) would lose to Team NLW (Triple H, Jeff Hardy, Finn Balor, CM Punk, and Chris Jericho). As result of The nWo losing, they were forced to disband and Commissioner would be relieved of his duties as commissioner of NLW.

Intercontinental Championship (2016-2017)
The next night, Seth Rollins would defeat Triple H with the help of The Outsiders and CM Punk. After the match, Rollins with The Outsiders and Shan Michaels would brawl with Jeff Hardy and Triple H. Triple H would later be ran over by an unknown assailant. Seth Rollins would then start a brief feud with Drew Galloway, which would end with Galloway defeating Rollins at Revenge. On the next episode, Seth Rollins would defeat Finn Balor in a non-title match after putting his feet on the ropes. On Metal Episode 32, Seth Rollins would attack Finn Balor during his NLW World Title match with AJ Styles. On Episode 46, The 50/50 NLW Commissioner, Stone Cold Steve Austin would announce that Finn Balor and Seth Rollins would compete in a Best of Five series for the vacant Intercontinental Championship. Finn Balor would defeat Seth Rollins later defeat in a submission match. On the next episode of Metal, Rollins would defeat Balor in a No Disqualifications match. On the go-home show before Unchained, Finn Balor would defeat Seth Rollins in a tables match. At Unchained, Seth Rollins would win the Intercontinental Championship in a Ladder Match. On Metal Episode 35, Edge would challenge Rollins to an Intercontinental Championship match. On Episode 49, they would confront each other once again. This time, Edge would spear Rollins. At Insurgence, Seth Rollins would defeat Edge. On the next episode of NLW, Seth Rollins would face Daniel Bryan. The match would end in disqualification when Kurt Angle would attack Daniel Bryan. Seth Rollins would then hit the rip cord knee on Angle, showing signs of a face turn. On the next episode, Rollins would confront the Commissioner about betraying Shawn Michaels. Later in the night, he faced Kurt Angle. Angle would make Rollins tap out to the ankle lock. JBL would then hit Angle with a chair. At Royal Rumble III, Seth Rollins would win the Royal Rumble after eliminating Edge. On the episode after the Rumble, Rollins would face Cesaro. This match would once again end in DQ after CM Punk attacked Cesaro. Seth Rollins would then attack Punk. Edge would come out after this, and would spear Rollins by "accident". Seth Rollins would then be drafted to NLW. On Episode 40, Rollins would embrace with the Commissioner, only for Edge to spear him. This would create a double-turn, turning Rollins face and turning Edge heel.

NLW World Champion (2018-2020)
On Episode 55, Edge would face Seth Rollins. This match would once again end in a DQ when Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson attacked Rollins. They would then put Rollins through the announce table. On Metal Episode 42, Seth Rollins would reform the Shield with Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns to face Luke Gallows, Karl Anderson, and D-Von Dudley. Reigns would cost them the match after betraying Dean Ambrose. At Desolation, Rollins and The Bullet Club (AJ Styles, Finn Balor, Matt Jackson, and Nick Jackson) would face Team Coporate (Edge, Bubba Ray Dudley, D-Von Dudley, Luke Gallows, and Karl Anderson). Seth Rollins and the Bullet Club would win after Edge surrendered after Rollins made Bubba Ray pass out to a dragon sleeper. On Episode 56, Edge would defeat Seth Rollins for the Intercontinental Championship after interference from the debuting Samoa Joe. Edge would later cash it in on Shawn Michaels to become NLW World Champion. On the next episode, Seth Rollins would be a guest on Edge's talk show, The Cutting Edge. He was then saved by Shawn Michaels from an attack from Edge and Joe. On episode 58, he would defeat Samoa Joe. On Metal Episode 45, it was announced that Joe would be in the NLW World title match at WrestleMania. At WrestleMania III, Seth Rollins would defeat Samoa Joe, Shawn Michaels, and Edge to win the NLW World Championship.

On the next episode, Pentagon Jr. would win a number one contender's match by defeating Cesaro, Shinsuke Nakamura, and Kenny Omega. After the match, Rollins would be attacked by a cameraman, who would later by revealed as Edge. On Episode 61, Rollins and Edge would battle in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match for the world title, with Rollins winning the match. On the go-home episode before Zero Fear, Rollins would cut a promo on Pentagon, calling him out. However, Pentagon would appear in a promo on the titantron and a casket would appear at ringside. Pentagon then attacked Rollins, and package piledrived him into the casket. At Zero Fear, Rollins would retain the NLW World Championship. During the match, Rollins suffered a shoulder injury. On Episode 65, Bret Hart would become the Number One contender after defeating Daniel Bryan. On Episode 66, Rollins would make a return in a contract signing with Hart. Bret would put Rollins through the table and hold up the NLW World Championship. At Royal Rumble 4, Rollins would defeat Hart. After the match, Rollins and Hart would shake hands. Later in the night, Daniel Bryan would win the Royal Rumble. In the weeks following the Pay-Per-View, Shinsuke Nakamura would win a Number One Contender's tournament. Nakamura and Bryan would have a match, which ended in a draw. A match was then later made between Rollins, Bryan, and Nakamura for WrestleMania IV.

On Episode 69 of NLW, the three men would face The Undisputed Era (Adam Cole, Bobby Fish, and Kyle O'Reilly) in a tag team match, with The UE winning. On the go-home episode of NLW before WrestleMania (70), Seth Rollins would face Randy Orton for the NLW World Title. The match would end in a D.Q, as Shinsuke Nakamura would attack Rollins. After the match, Daniel Bryan would run to Rollins' aid, but Nakamura would take him down. Rollins would then grab a chair and attack Nakamura with it. Rollins would then attack Bryan (who had accidentally struck him during the encounter). At WrestleMania IV, Rollins and Nakamura would lose to Bryan for the NLW World Championship. Two weeks later, Rollins would recieve a rematch for the NLW World Title against Bryan. However, Rollins would come up short once again.

Various Feuds and Alliance with Jake Roberts (2020-present)
Months later on Episode 81 of NLW, Rollins would make his return. He would announce his intentions after losing the World Title, but would be interrupted by Lita. She would accuse Rollins of stealing her spotlight when she was NLW Women's Champion and would introduce her new client. The client she was referring to would be Andrade, who would attack Rollins. On Episode 81 of NLW, Rollins would defeat The Hurricane. After the match, Rollins would stare down with Lita and Andrade, who were in the crowd. A match would then be setup between the two at NLW Enter The Dragon. At the event, Andrade would defeat Seth Rollins. On Episode 87 of NLW, Adam Cole and The Undisputed Era would attempt to get Rollins to sign a petition to replace "Stone Cold" Steve Austin as NLW Comissioner, but Rollins would decline. Cole would then taunt Rollins about his girlfriend, Becky Lynch being attacked earlier in the night. Rollins would then attack Cole, but would be put through a table for his troubles. On the next episode, Rollins would face Adam Cole, with Rollins winning thanks to help from Steve Austin. On Episode 89 (The Draft), Rollins would face new NLW draftee from Metal, AJ Styles. Styles would defeat Rollins. After the match, Rollins would be drafted to Metal and the two would be attacked by the newly-drafted Kevin Owens.

On Episode 72 of Metal, Seth Rollins would lose to Shinsuke Nakamura in a qualifying match for the MetalWeight Championship Elimination Chamber match at Metal Ungovernable. A week later, Rollins would take part in a Last Chance Battle Royal. He would fail to win, but would eliminate Intercontinental Champion Sami Zayn during the match. On episode 74, Rollins and Zayn would agree to face each other at Ungovernable. At the event, Rollins would defeat Zayn to capture his second Intercontinental Championship. Over the course of the next few episodes, Zayn would challenge Rollins to rematches, but Rollins would try to make up an excuse by stating that he was injured. On Episode 77 of NLW, Rollins and Zayn would finally face off. However in the match, Jake "The Snake" Roberts would come down to ringside. He would hit a DDT on the floor to Sami Zayn while the referee wasn't looking. Rollins would then defeat Zayn. After the match, Rollins would hit a curb stomp on Zayn and Roberts would raise his hand, turning heel for the first time since 2017.