9 Reasons Seth Rollins' Injury Is Best For WWE Business

By Scott Carlson /

8. More Attention On WWE

Let€™s face it: WWE has had its moments lately, but when since WrestleMania has the company really been €œmust-see TV?€ You could argue that the Brock Lesnar/Undertaker matches were can€™t-miss matches, but Raw ratings didn€™t respond in kind. With the man who€™s held the WWE World Heavyweight Championship for the last seven months suddenly €“ an unexpectedly €“ on the shelf, there€™s an air of uncertainty surrounding WWE. Even the most astute fans aren€™t sure where the company will go, and even the most jaded fans are at least somewhat curious about the next steps. The result (hopefully) is more eyes on the WWE product: more people watching Raw, and more people ordering the WWE Network to watch Survivor Series. Hopefully WWE realizes this and doesn€™t decide that now would be a great time to bring the Bunny back or some other terrible idea.