Adam Pearce to bring back iconic match after 380 days for Seth Rollins vs. Bronson Reed? Exploring stipulation for WWE Crown Jewel

After weeks of tussle, Seth Rollins and Bronson Reed finally got their match against each other at Crown Jewel. However, it seems like both stars can't wait until the premium live event in Saudi Arabia, as they once again got into a brawl outside the arena on the latest episode of RAW.

This brawl that took place on the Monday Night Show is just one of the many encounters Rollins and Reed have had over the last few weeks. All this drama between the two superstars could lead to RAW General Manager Adam Pearce adding the Falls Count Anywhere stipulation to the match.

The last time fans witnessed a Falls Count Anywhere match in the Stamford-based promotion was 380 days ago when Ricochet faced Shinsuke Nakamura on the October 16, 2023, edition of Monday Night RAW.

Fans could see the return of the Falls Count Anywhere stipulation at Crown Jewel in the match between Rollins and Bronson Reed. The reason this stipulation can be added is because it perfectly captures the essence of the rivalry between the two until now.

Since the duo has brawled in the ring and even backstage, it only makes sense for them to use the entire arena when they fight at Crown Jewel. Apart from that, since the bout does not involve any title on the line, adding a stipulation would only add to the excitement.

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WWE analyst predicts who will be Seth Rollins' next opponent after Bronson Reed

Since losing the World Heavyweight Championship to Drew McIntyre at WrestleMania 40, The Visionary has been involved in his first proper rivalry against Bronson Reed. While the same is yet to end, WWE analyst Sam Roberts recently predicted who will be Rollins' next opponent after Reed.

During an episode of his Notsam Wrestling podcast, Sam Roberts predicted that Rollins' next feud will be with CM Punk on RAW. Roberts also added that Punk wouldn't be the one getting booed in a potential rivalry with The Visionary.

"I think that the Seth Rollins-CM Punk rivalry is coming. And I think that all parties involved are aware. CM Punk's not getting booed. Do I think it's going to go as far as it did with Drew McIntyre? No, I don't think they can redo that. I don't think Seth Rollins is gonna be a full heel because I think if Seth Rollins became a full heel, it would feel too much like the Drew McIntyre-CM Punk rivalry. I think what you've got instead is Seth Rollins in an extremely bad mood and CM Punk in not such a bad mood. And you can choose to cheer Seth Rollins if you or not, Seth doesn't care," he said. [From 01:04:51 to 01:05:30]

For those unaware, Rollins and Punk don't like each other. Since The Second City Saint returned to WWE at Survivor Series 2023, both stars have shared the screen on several occasions, and there has always been tension. The company has also teased their rivalry on the fallout episode of RAW after Bad Blood.