Seth Rollins' Possible Return Plans

As reported by SÚPER LUCHAS, former WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins, who suffered a knee injury in November of last year, has been training hard for his return to the ring. This injury was unexpected within the company, since Rollins had been the main character in both weekly shows and PPV events, along with the injuries of John Cena, Cesaro, and Randy Orton, other important names for WWE.

Rollins' last appearance was on Monday Night Raw in December, when he received the Slammy Award as Superstar of the year. Despite Rollins' intention to maintain his villainous image, the support of the audience for the one who was one of the most acclaimed and beloved villains by the WWE Universe was noticeable, so his return would be as a face and a fan favorite.

According to the PWTorch portal, two proposals have been put on the table for the return of the "Architect". The first could happen at the Money In The Bank event, where he could compete again for the briefcase that took him to the main event of WrestleMania 31. It would be the second time he wins it, although it does not seem like the best idea for Rollins' return.

The second proposal is that at the same event, Rollins returns and brings his WWE World Championship title with him - since he never lost the championship - to challenge the current champion and thus define an undisputed WWE monarch. It is worth mentioning that this idea has already been seen in WWE before, with CM Punk and John Cena, and coincidentally it happened at the same MITB event in 2011, where Punk left the company with the championship to return at SummerSlam and challenge Cena (who was the reigning champion) and thus define the true and undisputed champion.

It seems like they will give him an important and leading role when he returns. His wrestling style, his microphone skills, and his character make him a complete wrestler. Let's hope he can return as soon as possible, along with the other injured Superstars, because despite WWE having plenty of talent, his return would give us one more reason not to take our eyes off the TV.

Undoubtedly, both ideas seem interesting for Rollins and would be great stories. The fans of the company will be in for a big surprise, no matter how he returns to the ring. Now the creative team has the final word.

What do you think, wrestling fans? Would you like to see the "Architect" return? What would be the ideal return for Rollins?