5 current WWE Superstars who are considered locker room leaders

#2 Seth Rollins is a locker room leader

Seth Rollins addresses the crowd as Intercontinental Champion

Seth Rollins is a top-level WWE Superstar and he has been ever since his debut in 2012 with the uber-popular group, The Sheild.

At WrestleMania 35, Rollins defeated Brock Lesnar to become the WWE Universal Champion. After months of Lesnar's reign as a part-time champion, Rollins took it upon himself to take the title and make it visible on Monday Night RAW every week.

Seth Rollins is a two-time WWE Universal Champion.

Upon winning the championship, The Architect carried the company on his back. He did so with his otherwordly work ethic in the ring and speaking up for the company.

In an interview with TVInsider.com, Rollins spoke about his role as a locker room leader and public advocate for WWE.

“It just felt to me nobody was standing up for WWE when we have a lot to be proud of. If taking on a leadership role is what you want to call it, it’s certainly something where I stepped forward and put my foot down...The fact I had people from different departments shoot me texts to let me know they had my back because they felt I had their back. That was cool and validating. I felt really good I was representing many people who felt the way I felt.”

Rollins' pro-WWE stance made him a polarizing figure, so he started to do his talking in the ring through strong and consistent performances. He is also a trustworthy teacher inside the squared circle. He recently helped Dominik Mysterio deliver several great matches and gave his young opponent his wristband as a souvenir.

SETH GIVING DOM HIS WRISTBANDS THIS SO WHOLESOME🥺🥺🥺 pic.twitter.com/KGAlm19yEf

— wicked andrea👻 (@misskylegend) September 13, 2020

Rollins' commitment to helping those around him. His dedication in and out of the ring combined with his loyalty to the company and its future makes Rollins a brilliant locker room leader.