Monday Night Raw may not be one of the best parts of the WWE product right now, but there is no doubt that there is one superstar on the brand that never fails to deliver a classic match or memorable segment. And yes, that superstar is none other than the IC Champion Seth Rollins. "The Architect" of The Shield has consistently been WWE's best performer of 2018, by putting on exceptional performances every time he steps into that wrestling ring.
And while Rollins is being lost in the shuffle right now as he is embroiled in the Universal Title feud between Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman, the man is still the best wrestler on Raw. While Rollins' move set does not need any more tweaking, there are a few moves that he used in the past that would add something special to his matches this year if he brought them back.
#1 Rubix Cube
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The Rubix Cube was a move Rollins used more predominantly in his independent wrestling days, as it is certainly not the safest move to pull off in a WWE ring. After picking his opponents up in the electric chair position, Rollins drops them on the back of their neck, while it looks and sounds brutal, it certainly would be a great addition to his moveset especially when he is trying to end a heated match.
The move could be compared to Kenny Omega's One-Winged Angel, making it even more credible to sell as a finisher.
#2 Seth Walker/ Sky Walker
This is a move that has a part of Rollins repertoire since his independent wrestling days, the Seth Walker is basically an elevated reverse DDT, and you could recognize this move from previous superstars exciting it. As it has been a staple move of wrestlers like Ultimo Dragon, Tetsuya Naito, Kalisto and many more, while all those wrestlers use different variations of the move, it still is one of those awesome eye-catching moves that elevates a match.
Rollins has used this move in WWE several times but has cooled down as of late. Thus, the Seth Walker returning would be an awesome moment for longtime fans of the classic maneuver.
#3 Paroxysm
This is a move that was initially Rollins finisher at one point in his career, Paroxysm is a really diverse move as a superstar can create many versions of the move, and that's what makes it one of Rollins best moves in his deep arsenal. You might have seen a version of this move at Summerslam this year when Rollins hit Dolph Ziggler with an inverted superplex and then followed it through with a version of the Paroxysm that got the entire arena on their feet. While the move has been brought back bt Rollins this year, it should become a staple of his moveset going forward, as it is just awesome.
#4 Underhook Facebuster
This move is sort of underappreciated by the WWE Universe, as it never really settled in as a finisher for Rollins after WWE banned the Curb Stomp. And most feel that due to WWE trying to fill the gap that the Curb Stomp left with a move that was not so extraordinarily awesome as Rollins stomping someone's head into the mat. But looking back now, Rollins Underhook Facebuster is one of those moves that would be perfect in his moveset now, as it is quick and unpredictable.
Maybe not a great finisher but it could be an awesome signature move.
#5 Small Package Driver
The Small Package Driver is one of Rollins most iconic moves, as it was his trademark finishing move back in his Ring of Honor days, and the move somehow managed to make its way to WWE television. In the first-ever Universal Championship between Rollins and Finn Balor at Summerslam 2016, Rollins busted out this move to catch the attention of a crowd more interested in booing the design of the Universal Title.
While the move was clearly underappreciated by the WWE Universe that night, it is still one of Rollins best moves in his arsenal.