10 Wrestlers Who Are ACTUALLY Safe In WWE

In interviews Seth Rollins might sometimes kick up a belated fuss about his Hell In A Cell booking or Vince banning his white ring gear. Still, “The Visionary Of Drip” never really comes across as a disgruntled employee straining at the leash to be free. Instead “The Architect” seems to be the ultimate company man.

This perception isn’t just born out of his willingness to do whatever creative ask of him with apparent gusto. After all, how many wrestlers really have the clout to push back against a never more rich and powerful Vince McMahon these days?

Rollins goes one further by going to bat for his home promotion on Twitter, going after CM Punk, Dave Meltzer, Will Ospreay and others. Rollins’ loyalty to WWE and his clumsy expression of it online have sometimes come at the expense of fan affection but you have to think the loyalty cuts both ways. Despite a fairly abysmal run with the Universal Title Rollins is perennially featured in a prominent upper midcard role.

Plus there’s still a certain electricity whenever he comes into contact with Roman Reigns. Having lost Dean Ambrose, Vince won’t be letting the remaining two thirds of The Shield slip from his grasp.