WWE Money in the Bank - The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly

The Bad - Seth Rollins

Seth Rollins gets ready to his Elias with a frog leap off the top rope

Seth Rollins is undoubtedly one of the best wrestlers in the business. That is an indisputable fact; however, his psychology in his MITB match against Elias was questionable at best. Appearing to hurt his knee earlier in the match, Rollins did not change his high flying reckless style. Instead, he continued his top rope frog leaps and suicide dives, all with a supposedly injured knee.

He's a #FightingChampion, and @WWERollins is proving it once again LIVE on @WWENetwork against @IAmEliasWWE at #MITB! pic.twitter.com/s1FeGoxOXl

— WWE Network (@WWENetwork) June 17, 2018

Time to kick it into a whole new gear for @WWERollins! #MITB pic.twitter.com/PUzpijEsy1

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) June 17, 2018

Ask yourself. If involved in an altercation, would you change your style if injured? If you broke your punching hand, would you continue to use it in the same way you used it before, especially after previously suffering a devastating injury that cost you a year away from the profession that you love? That's exactly what Rollins did when he refused to appropriately sell his injured knee.