5 Ups & 3 Downs From WWE SmackDown (May 21)

3. Seth Rollins Is Obsessed

Things just got weird.

Seth Rollins claimed that he "blacked out" and doesn't remember attacking Cesaro at ringside. Then, contradicting himself, Rollins shouted at a downed Cesaro as the face was wheeled away on a stretcher; he asked why Cesaro is making him act this way.

It's all a little far-fetched, but there's some silver lining: Cesaro vs. Rollins is intense enough as a feud to work inside the cage at Hell In A Cell. They've already excelled at 'Mania, and they'd do so again if they were handed 20-25 minutes in the structure on 20 June and asked to keep making Cesaro look like a viable headline threat.

Seth's obsessive behaviour is workable provided he doesn't delve too deep into that side of things. Nobody needs to see him become borderline Bray Wyatt-like, or go all stalker-ish like it's 2001, he's called DDP and he just jumped over from WCW.