Update On Seth Rollins' WWE Contract Status (WWE News)

How long does Seth Rollins have remaining on his current WWE deal?

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Having been absent from WWE programming since losing to Roman Reigns at SummerSlam, Seth Rollins has provided an update on his current contract status.

During a piece for Sports Business Journal, Rollins revealed that he's got three years left on his present WWE deal, which will take him through until he's 43. The Visionary also said that he wants to remain with WWE for "as long as I can contribute and feel I'm helping the product," and that he doesn't want to simply be taking up a spot on the roster that could be better used by a younger, upcoming talent.

As for his ongoing absence from WWE TV, recent reports note that Seth Rollins is ready to return, plans are in place for that return, and it's a case of waiting for the right moment to bring him back. The belief is that the "right moment" isn't too far off, so it's likely that the six-time WWE World Champion will be back on screens sooner rather than later.

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While he's been completely absent from TV for the past two months, Rollins did return to the ring as part of WWE's South American tour last month, tagging with LA Knight and Solo Sikoa against Jacob Fatu and the Usos for six-man matches in Ecuador, Colombia, Argentina, and Chile. And considering his history with all things Money in the Bank, that's led some fans to speculate that Rollins might make his grand return at this weekend's MITB PLE...

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