3 Reasons why Seth Rollins isn't the next Roman Reigns 

#1 WWE can still turn Rollins heel

Shield Seth Rollins with the blonde streak

Rollins betraying his Shield Brethren, Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose, and aligning himself with The Authority was one of the most memorable moments in WWE history. Nobody excepted 'The Architect' to be the one to stab his brothers in the back, as he was seen as the glue holding the group together. At the time, Rollins was seen as the group's peacemaker.

His heel turn and his run as WWE Champion solidified the Iowa-native as a bonafide main-event star. With J&J security and The Authority, Rollins ran roughshod over the entire roster before an unfortunate injury put an abrupt end to his WWE Championship reign. 'The Kingslayer' was WWE's MVP in 2015 and as a heel champion became the most despised man in the business.

There is no reason why WWE wouldn't want to once gain tap into Rollins' dark side. Many have felt that Rollins as a babyface just isn't working anymore and maybe it's high time for Rollins to once again return to the blonde streak and the maniacal laugh, while he fully embraces the evil we all know lies within.

His feud with The Fiend has seen Rollins do things he isn't proud of. This week's RAW saw 'The Beastslayer' make subtle hints towards his move to dark side. Rollins was seen talking trash to his opponent, Humberto Carillo, during their match. The commentary team spoke about Rollins not being the man he once was and that his feud against The Fiend may have changed 'The Architect.' If this week's RAW was any indication, we might be getting heel Rollins sooner rather than later. Such a move would likely never happen with Roman Reigns, who has moved into the John Cena role as WWE's most beloved ambassador.