10 Best Career Making Pieces Of Advice In WWE History

4. Seth Rollins Told By Triple H Just To Have Fun

Since taking over the job of overseeing WWE's development system, Triple H has received widespread credit for how he has revamped the division into a crucial part of the promotion's future. NXT is roundly praised, and a true gem of the WWE Network line-up, providing fans with a weekly slice of fun, easy-to-follow professional wrestling. One man who has reaped the benefits of HHH's advice is Seth Rollins, who now holds the WWE World Heavyweight Title. A key member of The Shield, Rollins was ironically considered to be the man many felt might get left behind once the unit were split - Roman Reigns seemed to be WWE's choice of first champion, whereas Dean Ambrose had a unique vibe to him that many likened to Roddy Piper. Speaking candidly, Triple H says that he instructed Rollins, along with pretty much everyone else on the NXT roster, to just go out there and have fun week-to-week, then focus on the main roster once they got there. Looking back over his own career, 'The Game' says he wishes he had enabled himself to have more fun, but he was so determined to get to the next level that he didn't stop to appreciate much. It's obviously just by watching Rollins on television that he has taken this to heart, taking things one match/promo at a time.
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