WWE Crown Jewel 2019: 3 biggest betrayals that can happen at the PPV

Modified Oct 31, 2019 07:40 GMT

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#1 Seth Rollins turns heel; attacks Team Hogan during main event

Will 'The Architect' finally turn heel to protect his gold?

Seth Rollins is extremely over with the WWE Universe but his recent run as a babyface has started to look stale. Ever since he started feuding with The Fiend, the fans have shown less and less interest in backing his ‘too-good-to-be-true’ image.

The best way for WWE to win back all the fans that the top Superstar of the company has lost is to have him turn heel at Crown Jewel. The creatives have been teasing a monumental shift in Rollins’ character for several weeks now.

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The Fiend’s mind games and their impact on ‘The Architect’ are evident and subtly indicate towards a possible heel turn for the latter in the near future.

As per the reports, The Fiend and Rollins are set to feud for the entire month of November. They are even scheduled to compete in a Steel Cage match on RAW next week.

Maybe WWE will have The Fiend win the Universal Championship which will make up for the controversial finish of their match at Hell in a Cell. Following that, an irked Rollins can interfere in the main event and attack the members of Team Hogan. Can you imagine the reaction when he takes down Roman Reigns?

This booking will definitely take the fans by surprise who will end up rooting for him once again. After all, we all know that Seth Rollins is a much better heel as compared to a 'white meat' babyface.

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