History Awesome / SethRollins

* At SummerSlam 2015, Rollins became the first ever dual World Heavyweight and United States Champion after beating John Cena in a winner-take-all match. Seth pulled out all the stops for this one and utterly stole the show, physically arguing the case that he's still the most talented wrestler in the company despite his recent booking and the rise of the NXT Takeover generation.[[note]]He was one of the first NXT alumni, but most of his developmental stint had been in FCW prior to the NXT merger and he got called up before the advent of the Takeover specials.[[/note]] What's more, in a stark aversion of the {{Flanderization}} and BadassDecay Seth had suffered since leaving the Shield for the Authority and especially since feuding with Cena at the tail end of 2014, the only interference Rollins would make use of in this match was a last-minute ShockingSwerve assist from [[Series/TheDailyShow Jon Stewart]] which was neither part of his plan nor entirely necessary.[[note]]After the ref bump and the knee to the nose, Stewart's chair shot to Cena's sternum could've easily been replaced by Seth kicking Cena low himself and it would've had much the same result.[[/note]]

* At SummerSlam 2015, Rollins became the first ever dual World Heavyweight and United States Champion after beating John Cena in a winner-take-all match. Seth pulled out all the stops for this one and utterly stole the show, physically arguing the case that he's still the most talented wrestler in the company despite his recent booking and the rise of the NXT Takeover generation.[[note]]He was one of the first NXT alumni, but most of his developmental career had been in FCW prior to the NXT merger and he got called up before the advent of the Takeover specials.[[/note]] What's more, in a stark aversion of the {{Flanderization}} and BadassDecay Seth had suffered since leaving the Shield for the Authority and especially since feuding with Cena at the tail end of 2014, the only interference Rollins would make use of in this match was a last-minute ShockingSwerve assist from [[Series/TheDailyShow Jon Stewart]] which was neither part of his plan nor entirely necessary.[[note]]After the ref bump and the knee to the nose, Stewart's chair shot to Cena's sternum could've easily been replaced by Seth kicking Cena low himself and it would've had much the same result.[[/note]]

* At SummerSlam 2015, Rollins became the first ever dual World Heavyweight and United States Champion after beating John Cena in a winner-take-all match. Seth pulled out all the stops for this one and utterly stole the show, physically arguing the case that he's still the most talented wrestler in the company despite his recent booking and the rise of the NXT Takeover generation. What's more, in a stark aversion of the {{Flanderization}} and BadassDecay Seth had suffered since leaving the Shield for the Authority and especially since feuding with Cena at the tail end of 2014, the only interference Rollins would make use of in this match was a last-minute ShockingSwerve assist from [[Series/TheDailyShow Jon Stewart]] which was neither part of his plan nor entirely necessary.[[note]]After the ref bump and the knee to the nose, Stewart's chair shot to Cena's sternum could've easily been replaced by Seth kicking Cena low himself and it would've had much the same result.[[/note]]

* At SummerSlam 2015, Rollins became the first ever dual World Heavyweight and United States Champion after beating John Cena in a winner-take-all match. Seth pulled out all the stops for this one and utterly stole the show, physically arguing the case that he's still the most talented wrestler in the company despite his recent booking and the rise of the NXT Takeover generation. What's more, in a stark aversion of the {{Flanderization}} and BadassDecay Seth had suffered since leaving the Shield and especially since feuding with Cena at the tail end of 2014, the only interference Rollins would make use of in this match was a last-minute ShockingSwerve assist from [[Series/TheDailyShow Jon Stewart]] which was neither part of his plan nor entirely necessary.[[note]]After the ref bump and the knee to the nose, Stewart's chair shot to Cena's sternum could've easily been replaced by Seth kicking Cena low himself and it would've had much the same result.[[/note]]

* At SummerSlam 2015, Rollins became the first ever dual World Heavyweight and United States Champion after beating John Cena in a winner-take-all match. Seth pulled out all the stops for this one and utterly stole the show, physically arguing the case that he's still the most talented wrestler in the company despite his recent booking and the rise of the NXT Takeover generation—and the only interference he accepted was a last-minute assist from [[Series/TheDailyShow Jon Stewart]] which was neither part of his plan nor entirely necessary.[[note]]After the ref bump and the knee to the nose, Stewart's chair shot to Cena's sternum could've easily been replaced by Seth kicking Cena low himself and it would've had much the same result.[[/note]]

* At SummerSlam 2015, Rollins became the first ever dual World Heavyweight and United States Champion after beating John Cena in a winner-take-all match. Seth pulled out all the stops for this one and utterly stole the show, physically arguing the case that he's still the most talented wrestler in the company despite his recent booking and the rise of the NXT Takeover generation—and the only interference he accepted was a last-minute assist from [[Series/TheDailyShow Jon Stewart]] which was neither part of his plan nor entirely necessary[[labelnote:as]]Stewart's chair shot to Cena's sternum could've easily been replaced by Seth kicking Cena low and it would've had much the same result[[/labelnote]].

* At SummerSlam 2015, Rollins became the first ever dual champion, holding both the US Title and the World Heavyweight Title.

--> A year ago every single one of you couldn't stand Lesnar as champion. Now you've got all you've ever wanted in a champion right in front of your faces, yet you're clamoring for him to win it back. What a joke. The future is the present and it's still never enough for you. A hapless generation of incorrigible keyboard warriors...I can't wait to visit "Suplex City" on Sunday. One more chance to put every one of you in your place.

* At Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank 2015, Seth Rollins and Wrestling/DeanAmbrose waged war in a brutal 35 minute ladder match for the title. [[spoiler:Rollins managed to grab the belt as both men fell down, holding the title. After weeks of being derided for being dependent on outside help, Rollins won without any interference whatsoever.]]

* At Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank 2015, Seth Rollins and Wrestling/DeanAmbrose waged war in a brutal 35 minute ladder match for the title.[[spoiler:Rollins managed to grab the belt as both men fell down, holding the title. After weeks of being derided for being dependent on outside help, Rollins won without any interference whatsoever.]]

* At Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank, Seth Rollins and Wrestling/DeanAmbrose waged war in a brutal 35 minute ladder match for the title.[[spoiler:Rollins managed to grab the belt as both men fell down, holding the title. After weeks of being derided for being dependent on outside help, Rollins won without any interference whatsoever.]]

* At [[Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank]], Seth Rollins and Wrestling/DeanAmbrose waged war in a brutal 35 minute ladder match for the title.[[spoiler:Rollins managed to grab the belt as both men fell down, holding the title. After weeks of being derided for being dependent on outside help, Rollins won without any interference whatsoever.]]

* At [[Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank]], Seth Rollins and [[Wrestling/Dean Ambrose]] waged war in a brutal 35 minute ladder match for the title.[[spoiler:Rollins managed to grab the belt as both men fell down, holding the title. After weeks of being derided for being dependent on outside help, Rollins won without any interference whatsoever.]]

*** He also joins some elite company as one of a handful of performers since the Attitude Era began to win his first WWE Championship before his 30th birthday: The other names on this list are Wrestling/BigShow, Wrestling/JohnCena, Wrestling/RandyOrton, [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]], and Wrestling/BrockLesnar. Also, he's the last twenty-something to win his first WWE Championship in an actual match since John Cena did it in ''2005.''

*** Becoming the first heel to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship AND walk out with the title at Wrestlemania.

** Twofold awesomeness: He becomes the first MITB winner to cash in [[spoiler: at '''WrestleMania''']] ''AND'' the first to cash in [[spoiler: ''during'' a championship match.]]

*** Becoming the first heel to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship AND walk out with the title.

*** Oh, and his match with Wrestling/RandyOrton wasn't bad either.

** Twofold awesomeness: He becomes the first MITB winner to cash in [[spoiler: at WrestleMania]] ''AND'' the first to cash in [[spoiler: ''during'' a championship match.]]

*** Call it threefold, cause he [[spoiler:stole an honor from Roman Reigns that Roman actually talked about wanting to achieve: becoming the first graduate of [[Wrestling/{{WWE NXT}} NXT]] to become WWE World Heavyweight Champion!]]

** Twofold awesomeness: He becomes the first MITB winner to cash in [[spoiler: at WrestleMania]] ''AND'' the first to cash in [[spoiler: ''during'' a championship match.]]

** Twofold awesomeness: He becomes the first MITB winner to cash in at WrestleMania ''AND'' the first to cash in ''during'' a championship match.

* Seth Rollins finally cashes in his Money in the Bank [[spoiler:at the main event of Wrestlemania 31 to turn the championship match into a Triple Threat, then proceeds to Curbstomp Brock Lesnar, then do another stomp to Roman Reigns as he attempts to spear Brock out of the ring, then pins Reigns to become the new WWE World Heavyweight Champion.]]

* Every time he is in the ring with Wrestling/DeanAmbrose, from their FCW feud to their WWE main roster feud.

* He Curb Stomps Wrestling/BrockLesnar at the 2014 edition of ''Night of Champions''.
* He takes out both Cena and Lesnar via Curb Stomp at the end of the 1/12/2015 edition of ''Raw''
* Even though he lost he still managed to pull off a spectacular match against Lesnar and Cena at the 2015 ''Royal Rumble''. The fact that he can put on a good match against both of those men shows that he deserves to be on the same level as them. Special mention goes to when he busted out a ''sick'' corkscrew moonsault.
* Everytime he is in the ring with Wrestling/DeanAmbrose. Special mention goes to their lumberjack match at Summerslam & Hell In a Cell Match.

* Eventhough he lost he still managed to pull off a spectacular match against Lesnar and Cena at the Royal Rumble. The fact that he can put on a good match against both of those men showcase he deserves to be on the same level as them.

* Eventhough he lost he still managed to pull off a spectacular match against Lesnar and Cena at the Royal Rumble. The fact that he can put on a good match against both of those men showcase he deserves to be on the same level as them.

* He takes out both Cena and Lesnar via Curb Stomp at the end of the 1/12/2015 edition of ''Raw''