Ex-WWE Universal Champion to return and cost Seth Rollins at Money in the Bank? Exploring the chances

Seth Rollins made a shocking return on this week's episode of WWE RAW and immediately announced that he would be in action at Money in the Bank. The Visionary is set to face Damian Priest for the World Heavyweight Championship, but a ghost from his past could ensure he won't be winning the gold anytime soon.

Seth Rollins and Drew McIntyre had an epic rivalry that led to an exciting title match for the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 40. Despite The Visionary's efforts, he came up short against The Scottish Warrior. However, The Scotsman was blindsided by CM Punk and Damian Priest was able to cash in. The Visionary hasn't been seen on television since then until this week's WWE RAW. Another star who could also return soon and go after him is former Universal Champion Roman Reigns.

Like Rollins, Roman has been absent from television after WrestleMania 40, where he lost the Undisputed WWE Championship to Cody Rhodes due to Seth's distraction. However, Reigns' return could happen soon, maybe even just in time for Seth's title match at Money in the Bank next month in Toronto.

In the upcoming premium live event, The Tribal Chief could take his revenge against his former Shield teammate by costing him his championship as well - an eye for an eye. This could bring both stars to a SummerSlam clash, which would be big enough even without a championship on the line.

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Although Seth Rollins vs. Roman Reigns is a match many would be excited to see after WrestleMania 40, a lot has happened in WWE during their absence. Another worthy star, who could go against The Tribal Chief has stepped up, and he is Solo Sikoa.

After Reigns' absence, The Enforcer began acting as The Bloodline's leader. He has since kicked out Jimmy Uso and welcomed Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa into the fold. According to Rikishi, once Reigns returns Sikoa will stand his ground about being the group's leader and this could lead to a SummerSlam match.

"I almost see Roman [Reigns] coming in and Solo [Sikoa] standing his ground, because that could be something with the outstanding performance of Solo holding it down since Roman is out of the picture. He's been doing a very good job of building his brand and holding that part of The Bloodline. I guess they call it Bloodline 2.0,'' Rikishi said.

It would be interesting to see what will happen with Seth Rollins at Money in the Bank next month.