Everyone loves learning something new about their favourite wrestlers, right?

And of all the wrestlers in the world right now, well, few are quite as popular, or divisive as WWEs at time of recording,

current world champion, Seth Frickin' Rollins.

Why I may think you know all there is to know about this former shield member, there is actually a lot more to this visionary, revolutionary, you know the rest, and his past, than you likely realize.

So I'm Gareth, you are watching What Culture Wrestling, and here is Rock Culture Wrestling's newest and soon-to-be most popular series, the forbidden law of WWE's

Seth Rollins. Let's do it. So Seth Rollins, the current World Heavyweight Champion at time

recording, I've said that again, is something of an enigma. And to illustrate that point,

few, I'll probably say nobody, can determine in shorthand what his persona

actually is. So like Steve Austin was a beer-drinking anti-authority ass kicker, right?

Cole Cogan was a patriotic do-gooder with superhuman powers of recovery, brother.

Roddy Rhodes is an inspirational man, a dreamer of pure ambition and work ethic.

But who is Seth Rollins?

A visionary?

A revolutionary?

What even are those?

Answers in the comments, please, I'm an idiot.

The man is desperate to impress and show who he is through his extravagant wardrobe.

But what does, like, any of it actually mean?

Well, this personality crisis can be traced all the way back to his pre-WWE days, you know?

Before Seth Rollins was Seth Rollins, he was Tyler Black, of course, a blend of Tyler Durden and Sirius Black.

Now, Seth, by his own admission, was not big on character.

He simply liked Fight Club and the Harry Potter franchise

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