A popular WWE Superstar called out Seth Rollins in a recent social media update. He also issued a warning to the 2025 Men's Money in the Bank winner and his allies.
Last night on RAW, The Visionary came out to confront WWE World Heavyweight Champion Gunther. However, CM Punk soon followed him to the squared circle and got into a scuffle with Rollins. Mr. Money in the Bank ran into the crowd for safety, only to be attacked by LA Knight, leading to the announcement of a singles bout between the two at Saturday Night's Main Event.
The Megastar took to his X/Twitter account to send a message to Seth Rollins. He mocked the 39-year-old for running away from him and CM Punk. The former WWE United States Champion added that he would hit Rollins with the BFT at SNME. Knight added that he would also bring the fight to Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker if they decided to get involved in the bout.
"Man, you ran away from CM Punk. You ran away from me. CM Punk is a little bit hot that I got a little piece of you. But I tell you what, whether I get a piece of you or whether he gets a piece of you doesn't matter to me. Doesn't make a damn bit of difference. Here's why. Because at the end of the day, I've got you one-on-one at Saturday Night's Main Event. And what that means is, my man, BFT Yeah! But you can bet there's gonna to be a whole hell of a lot more. And for your boys, if they want to show up, I just might have something for them too. Yeah," he said.
You can check out the X/Twitter post below:
Seth Rollins attempted to cash in his Money in the Bank contract at WWE Night of Champions. The RAW star came out alongside his allies during the Undisputed WWE Championship match between John Cena and CM Punk.
However, Rollins was denied a cash-in as The Cenation Leader took out WWE official Charles Robinson. Penta and Sami Zayn also showed up and attacked Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed.
As the action continued, Seth Rollins hit CM Punk with the briefcase, followed by a Stomp. However, John Cena threw him out of the ring and pinned The Second City Saint to retain his title.