Seth Rollins reveals one part of Triple H’s regime he prefers over Vince McMahon

Former WWE Champion Seth Rollins is known to have some of the most fierce rivalries in history, including one with Triple H. While Rollins and The Game have had a fair share of business in the squared circle, The Visionary has revealed that he likes one thing he likes in the Triple H-regime over Vince McMahon’s era.

Over the past few months, the Cerebral Assassin has proved to be one of the most creative minds in the wrestling industry. The Stamford-based company has reached massive heights of success every week. Millions around the world have come to consider Triple H’s era way better than Vince McMahon’s.

During a recent edition of INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet, former Universal Champion Seth Rollins revealed that Triple H’s WWE had more character freedom than under Vince McMahon. The Visionary stated that he was allowed to use his entire history to enhance his character in the company, which he liked.

“The nice thing about Triple H’s WWE is that you’re allowed to be all things at once. You don’t have to be a specific, curated character, like a cartoon or a one-dimensional being. You get to take your entire history and allow it to take you to the next place in your career. I’ve always liked to do that…,” stated Seth Rollins [41:38 onwards]

Seth Rollins couldn’t kick off the New Year with a victory

The Visionary was recently a part of one of the most anticipated main events in the history of WWE.

Rollins faced his arch-rival, CM Punk, on RAW’s history-making debut on Netflix in an entertaining match.

While the former Universal Champion looked strong throughout the battle, he was pinned by the Second City Saint. While it is still uncertain whether their rivalry will end here or continue to grow until WrestleMania, WWE clearly has big plans for both men for the next few months. Fans will have to wait and see what direction both men are pushed into next.

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