Let's go. This is Denise Sousaido with Justin Labar on the Sunday edition of the Busted Open podcast.

We dive into the speculation surrounding Seth Rollins's injury and what the future holds for the visionary.

Plus, we break down the return of Roman reigns and our expectations for Sam Punk and Gunther.

This is the busted open podcast.

I do want to take a second, Justin, and talk about Seth Rawlins, because that has

sort of left a question mark on every month's mind is, is Seth Rollins injured or not?

Now, before we give our takes on that, Seth Rawlins was on the Rich Eisen Show.

For those who you've been keeping up online, Justin, I'm sure you've seen this, but there have

sort of been conflicting reports on whether or not Seth Rollins is legitimately injured. So let's

kind of rewind to what happened. So Saturday night's main event, like Seth just said, he was doing a moonsault.

And it was in that moment when he landed that you see him start to hop on the one leg and he just kind of tucks in the other leg, goes to the corner and has some words with the referee, has some words with Paul.

And then suddenly we see LA Knight go for the finish and they just go, one, two, three.

LA Knight wins this match and you're like, oh shit, Seth Rollins must be legitimately injured

if he just lost here to LA Knight because everybody going into this match was not expecting

Seth Rollins to lose to Allie Knight here.

Now, everybody was basically on board going, oh shit, you know, Seth Rollins is hurt.

He's injured.

And then suddenly, I believe it was a post-wrestling and afterwards a couple of other places,

started to basically put out that, hey, this is actually looking like it is a work.

However, there's been conflicting information from other wrestling outlets, from the wrestling observer to fightful to basically everyone has sort of had a little bit of, hey, this is a legitimate injury.

Or hey, this is looking like it's a work.

Some people believe it's a work.

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