Seth Rollins gave 36-year-old WWE star a permanent scar

WWE Superstar Seth Rollins is known for his veteran status as an in-ring performer. But a wrestler has accused Rollins of being the one who caused a permanent scar on their face.

At Crown Jewel, Bronson Reed fell to Seth Rollins in a brutal affair. On the very next edition of RAW, The King of Monsters stopped Rollins from becoming the number-one contender for Gunther's World Heavyweight Championship. The Auszilla's interference allowed Damian Priest to ultimately score the win in the Fatal-Four Way Match also featuring Sheamus and Dominik Mysterio.

Speaking to Matt Bingham on Z93...The Rock Station!, Bronson Reed disclosed that his Crown Jewel rival had given him a permanent scar. He added that the former World Heavyweight Champion will pay for his troubles.

"I'm starting to feel close to 100% you know, a little a little bit of glue in the eyebrow sort of fixed everything. But you can see I probably have a permanent scar from Seth Freakin Rollins, so I'll get him back for that," Bronson Reed said. [From 0:24 to 0:38]

Check out his comments in the video below:

WWE appears to be moving forward with a sequel to their first encounter at Crown Jewel. With the way things went down in Riyadh, perhaps Rollins and Reed could only end this feud with a stipulation where anything goes.

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Bronson Reed wants Seth Rollins's spot on WWE RAW

For an entire calendar year, Seth 'Freakin' Rollins was at the top of Monday Night RAW's stacked roster. He became the inaugural World Heavyweight Champion in May 2023, then carried the belt and the brand, in more ways than one, until April 2024. At WrestleMania XL, The Visionary pulled double duty. It could be debated that Seth Rollins is one of WWE's MVPs.

When the host told The Auszilla that a permanent scar from Rollins should be held up like a badge of honor, the 330-pound wrestler briefly broke character. However, he also noted that the end game was to take the top spot from the former World Heavyweight Champion in WWE.

"Yeah, that's true I guess," Reed said about the scar being an honor. "He's definitely one of the top guys in WWE, but I'm trying to take that spot." [From 0:43 to 0:49]

It remains to be seen if Bronson Reed ultimately manages to rise up the ranks and become a world champion in the Stamford-based promotion. But first, he needs a defining victory over Seth Rollins, who seemingly sold the injuries sustained at Crown Jewel on the following episode of RAW last Monday.

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