Controversial wrestling personality blasts Seth Rollins after RAW, calls him an "absolute moron and a clown" (Exclusive)

Seth Rollins kicked off this week
Seth Rollins kicked off this week's episode of RAW [Image credits: WWE]

WWE star Seth Rollins kicked off this week's episode of Monday Night RAW. Former WWE writer and polarising wrestling personality Vince Russo reviewed the show and harshly criticized the Visionary.

Rollins is the special guest referee for CM Punk vs. Drew McIntyre at SummerSlam. He came out sporting a puffy referee shirt and zebra print shoes. The star laid down the law in front of Punk and Drew and assumed ultimate authority over both men during the encounter.

During this week's episode of Sportskeeda Wrestling's Legion of RAW, Russo ridiculed Seth Rollins' outfit, especially the puffy shirt, calling it clownish. He detailed that the star was trying to get a cheap pop from the audience and in the process, making an absolute fool of himself.

"First of all bro, he's dressing like an absolute moron and a clown. He's wearing the Jerry Seinfeld puffy shirt now, okay big pop. Just so you understand that, he puts that on in the locker room and then he comes out and prances around and everybody pops. So they do that cr*p to get over with each other. Meanwhile, you look like a clown bro, you look like an ar*e clown." [10:47 onwards]
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Emotions ran high during the opening segment as CM Punk and Drew McIntyre almost came to blows. Rollins managed to separate the two men, saying the match would be canceled if they laid hands on each other.

It will be interesting to see if Seth Rollins can maintain the same authority over the two stars at SummerSlam.


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