• Update On Seth Rollins – WWE Heat Rumors
As we reported before, Vince McMahon booked the RAW after WrestleMania 39 and made several changes to the original script.
Changes were being made even after the show started.
One of the changes that were made was during Seth Rollins’ segment. He came to the ring, but the only thing he did was stand in the ring while the fans sang his theme song.
He was originally scheduled to cut a promo, but WWE’s productive team members told him about the last minute change during the commercial break.
You can watch it below:
this is when they told seth his segment was getting cut short. he didn’t deserve that 🙁 pic.twitter.com/UUzQiuK3mz
— pau (@316REIGNS) April 4, 2023
Former WWE writer Freddie Prinze Jr. then claimed that Rollins walked out of RAW after that.
Rollins didn’t appear on next week’s RAW. On this week’s RAW, he defeated The Miz.
There are a lot of rumors going on about Rollins having backstage heat with WWE Officials, after the claims of him walking out of RAW (full-time wrestlers are required to stay until the end of the show, in case they are needed).
Fightful Select cleared up those rumors, as they are reporting that there is no heat between WWE and Rollins.
No word yet on who Rollins will feud with next. He defeated Logan Paul at WrestleMania 39.
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• Old School Wrestling Legend Would Have Celebrated His Birthday
Today would have been the 89th birthday of Old School Wrestling Legend Ox Baker (Real name: Douglas Baker Sr.).
Baker most famously competed in several different territories during his long, illustrious career, including the WWWF/WWF, NWA (JCP), AWA, NJPW, WCCW, GCW, CWF, CWA, AJPW, … & many more.
Those of you who didn’t see him in the ring during his professional wrestling career, will certainly remember him for his role in John Carpenter’s movie “Escape from New York”, where he was fighting Kurt Russell.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY & † REST IN PEACE
April 19, 1934 – October 20, 2014
