3 matches from Seth Rollins' WWE career he wants fans to forget

Seth Rollins has built a legacy as one of the most gifted and consistent performers in all of WWE. From his days as the architect of The Shield to becoming “The Visionary,” Rollins has redefined what it means to be a complete superstar and earned his name as one of the biggest names to ever step foot in the squared circle.

With countless classics against the size of The Roman reignsBrock Lesnar and Cody Rhodes, Rollins' name shines with some of the best matches in the company's history. However, not all matches have lived up to his high standards.

Over the years, Rollins has been part of a few matches that fell flat, whether due to poor booking, fan backlash, or creative mistakes. Rollins' career has had a few matches like this, and he'd certainly like the fans to forget about it. Let's look at some matches that Rollins wants to erase from history.

#3. Seth Rollins vs. Baron Corbin (Stomping Grounds)

At Stomping Grounds 2019, Seth Rollins defended his Universal Championship against Baron Corbin in what became one of his most forgettable title matches. Despite Rollins' best efforts, the match suffered from excessive interference from special guest referee Lacey Evans, and the storyline became quite predictable.

While Seth Rollins tried to make the match better his reign as Universal Champion, the battle with Baron Corbin turned out to be a huge stain on Rollins' career at the top.

#2. Seth Rollins vs. The AOP (WWE RAW)

Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose scored a massive RAW Tag Team title win in October 2019, but a massive turn left the world stunned. Ambrose turned on his Shield brother and unleashed an attack on him right after the win.

This led to Rollins defending the singles titles in a handicap match against the Authors of Pain on wwe RAW, and everyone knows how it could have gone. Rollins ended up losing the titles, but more importantly, he was dominated, which will forever be a stain on his legacy.

#1. Seth Rollins vs. The Fiend (Hell in a Cell)

The Hell in a Cell 2019 main event between Rollins and “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt is widely regarded as one of the most disastrous WWE finishes in recent memory. The strange red lighting, the endless stomping and the stoppage of the referee inside the Cell left the fans furious.

For a structure known for brutality, ending the match in a no-contest was a creative mistake that undermined both Rollins and The Fiend. Furthermore, fans around the world took to social media to demand a refund of their tickets, further proving what a disaster the decision turned out to be. Rollins, as well as the great Bray Wyatt, would like fans to forget about the battle. Fans will have to wait and see if WWE features more Rollins matches like this in the future.