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Hello there, my very good friends, Andy here for Walt Culture Wrestling. And on this video,

I'm going to talk to you about how

WW's master plan was kind of obvious all along.

This is sort of the news.

But we are, of course, talking about the guy we've been talking about all week.

Seth Rollins, his knee, is it a work? Is it real?

Is it a cover up for something? Is he going to be out for like six months or something crazy? We know he has a history of knee issues. We saw him tweak it seemingly during the LA night match at Saturday night's main event this past week. Well, the most concrete reporting so far that this thing is indeed a work of fiction, a total work, has come through courtesy of Brian Alvarez and the Wrestling Observer.

So let's go through the events that have led us to this point so far, shall we?

So Seth obviously tweaked that knee or when he flipped back into the ring in Saturday Night's main event, it looked like he'd hurt his knee, right?

He kind of sprung on it, went back, went back against the robes,

the referee checked on him.

He looked really concerned.

Pretty good acting from Seth involved in this situation.

And then Ellie Knight won the match.

He hit the BFT.

He didn't look very happy.

It looked like Ellie Knight looked very much like a guy the BFT, he didn't look very happy. It looked like

Ellie Knight looked very much like a guy who'd gone, oh gosh, like this. So, you know, it was,

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