Seth Rollins made an appearance on the latest episode of Insight With Chris Van Vliet for a new interview. During it, the top star discussed WWE’s decision to cut back on house shows in 2025. The next live event doesn’t take place until March.
“Yeah, I am 38, will be 39 in May. I think I’ve got more than a couple of years left in me. The dynamic of the industry has shifted so much. I’m not wrestling 200 times a year anymore. I’m not on the road 300 days a year anymore. Live events, non-televised events, have kind of dissipated, which for me, guys like me who’ve been, you know, have wrestled 2000 matches in my career, like that’s nice for me, you know, it’s just like riding a bike for me. We’ll see how it is for people coming up who need that experience. You know, we’ll see what that looks like in a few years, but with that schedule, I feel like I’ll be able to extend my career probably longer than I thought I was going to, and then it just depends on where I want to go from there. You know, what I want to do next, and how much time I’d like to spend at home with my daughter, taking her to do things that are important to her, that are a lot more important than making towns.”
Rollins also confirmed that while he filmed scenes for “Marvel’s Captain America: Brave New World,” which comes out next month, his scenes got cut.
“I’m not in the movie. I will say unequivocally, I’m not in the film. I do not want anybody to go to the film thinking, ‘Oh, I’m here to see Seth Rollins’. There might be two people that would do that, but I don’t want those two people to waste their time, and I don’t want to misinform anybody. I don’t want to lead anybody astray. I am not in the film. It should be a good one. Marvel does a great job.”
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