Seth Rollins Faces Surgery Following WWE Crown Jewel Injury

Seth Rollins is set to undergo surgery to address an injury sustained during his match against Cody Rhodes at WWE Crown Jewel last week. The exact severity of the injury remains unclear, with medical evaluations expected to provide more insight once the procedure is completed.

During a recent episode of Wrestling Observer Radio, wrestling analysts Dave Meltzer and Bryan Alvarez discussed Rollins’ current situation. Meltzer confirmed, “He’s having surgery. That’s a hundred percent.” He added that the extent of the damage to Rollins’ shoulder will not be fully understood until the surgical team can assess the injury directly.

WWE hopes for a swift recovery for Rollins, with aspirations for him to return in time for the prestigious WrestleMania event. Meltzer explained, “I guess the best way to put it is they hope he’ll be okay for WrestleMania. There’s no way of knowing one way or the other today whether he will be or not. But, he’s out for months, for sure, which we already knew.” This timeline indicates a significant absence from the ring, impacting both Rollins’ career and WWE’s upcoming programming.

In a dramatic twist during the closing moments of WWE Raw last week, Rollins was attacked by fellow wrestler Bron Breakker. The incident has added another layer of intrigue to Rollins’ ongoing storylines. On the next episode of Raw, General Manager Adam Pearce is expected to provide a further update on Rollins’ condition, potentially clarifying the path forward for the fan-favorite wrestler.

The wrestling community is closely monitoring Rollins’ situation. Fans and analysts alike are hopeful for his recovery and eventual return, especially with WrestleMania on the horizon. As developments unfold, the focus remains on ensuring Rollins receives the best possible care during this critical time.