Seth Rollins

Seth Rollins is a professional wrestler, currently employed to the ECW brand within ProJaked's Universe Mode.

Debut and Title Chases
Debuting early in the WWE '13 Universe Series (of which there were fuck all episodes.) Rollins, and his fellow friends, Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose made their debut on the Smackdown brand. With Rollins and Reigns focusing on the Tag Team Division, and Ambrose towards the Intercontinental Championship and later, the World Heavyweight Championship.

The first chance for Rollins & Reigns was at the Hell in A Cell 2013 PPV. Taking on then WWE Tag Team Champions: Animal & Hawk, the Legion of Doom. After coming short in a ladder match, Rollins and Reigns took some time away, before coming back, and hunting for the titles again, this time against The Real Americans: James Storm & Jack Swagger.

At Wrestlemania, both men challenged for, and defeated Swagger & Storm, winning the Tag Team Titles, starting the historic run, of The Shield.

WWE Tag Team Champion (2014-2015)
After winning the titles, Reigns and Rollins were in charge of the Smackdown tag division. With not even Brock Lesnar & Drew McIntyre being able to dethrone them at Over The Limit. While The Shield had found a new leader, in CM Punk, it was business as usual for Rollins & Reigns. Defeating the Legion of Doom in a ladder match at Money In The Bank, showing they were the most dominant team Smackdown had seen. They went on to defeat Triple H and Shawn Michaels at No Way Out, the Brothers of Destruction at Summerslam.

The Shield were in total control of Smackdown after Survivor Series, with Rollins & Reigns beginning to take a route in singles competition. Rollins saw the most success, with Reigns also doing well, but both were able to continue easily defending their Tag Titles through the rest of 2014. After defeating Lesnar & MVP at the Royal Rumble, Reigns and Rollins went on to pass 300 days as WWE Tag Team Champions. But after that night, cracks started to emerge in The Shield.

With the emergence of Austin Aries on the Smackdown brand, after defeating Ambrose at TLC to win the Intercontinental Championship, he became a Shield target. And after winning the Rumble itself, he became target number 1. With Rollins defeating him in the main event of a Smackdown episode. After losing to Rollins, Aries was given an ultimatum: If Aries won, he would go on to the main event of Wrestlemania. But if he lost, then he would have to give up the chance he had won at the Royal Rumble. At No Mercy, Aries took on both Rollins & Reigns in a Handicap Match, held under "Shield Rules" (Tornado Tag Rules.) Defeating both, after pinning Reigns.

Heading into Wrestlemania, Rollins & Reigns were seen as being under pressure, from both Punk and a new tag team, of Chris Benoit and Chris Jericho. With Benoit & Jericho becoming the new Number #1 Contenders, Rollins & Reigns were seen as the stand out stars of The Shield, being classed as having a "Bright future in the Universe." This became apparent, when, at Wrestlemania II, Rollins & Reigns lost their titles, almost a year later, at the very event they won it at, setting a record, of holding the titles for 355 days. Making it, not only the longest reign with the titles, but the longest reign in this universe at this moment in time.

Singles Competition, ECW Champion, The New Era (2015-2016)
After the "Fall of The Shield" Rollins set his sights on singles action. After a month of inactivity from all members of The Shield., Rollins was the first to return, returning in the Main Event of Backlash, accepting Eddie Guerrero's open challenge, and winning the ECW Championship. This would spark the beginning of a feud between the two.

After winning the championship, Rollins changed the ECW Championship design to a golden version, saying it was the start of "The New Era of ECW." Which became apparent on the way to Judgment Day, when Eddie Guerrero turned his back on the fans of ECW, attacking Rollins and costing him a match against Adam Cole. Cole and Guerrero would take on Rollins for the title at Judgement Day, with Rollins retaining against both.

The New Era continued, when, at Money in the Bank, Rollins defended his championship again, this time against The Miz, in an easy fashion. However, Rollins' seemingly dominant reign met a major roadblock, at the hands of the ECW World Television Champion: Cesaro. Cesaro and Rollins met on ECW, where Cesaro struck Rollins with his vicious Swiss Death, having previously taken out Wade Barrett and Jimmy Jacobs with it, Rollins was added to that list. And took the rest of the ECW's off that led up to Vengeance. During that time, Guerrero had once again become Number #1 Contender. And he and Rollins met once again, this time, Eddie set his sights on the injured jaw of Rollins, taking him to the outside and kicking his skull into a ring post. While the match was a double count-out. Guerrero believed he won the match by forfeit, going around with the old ECW Title design, after Rollins returned to ECW, himself and Guerrero were set to settle it, once and for all, winner takes all. If Rollins won, his title design would be used, and Guerrero would not be able to challenge for the title so long as Rollins was champion, and vice versa to Rollins.

The two met for the final time at Summerslam, with Rollins being victorious, and showing just how he was the star man of The Shield at this moment in time.

After Summerslam, a new man emerged, an old rival of Cesaro set his sights on Rollins and the ECW Championship, Cesaro became the Number #1 Contender after winning a Battle Royal on ECW. They met again at Unforgiven, in a highly competitive match, with Rollins emerging the victor. However, this was not the end for Rollins. The ECW after Unforgiven saw the debut of the New World Order (NWO) of Scott Hall & Kevin Nash. In a short time, they set their sights on Rollins. Declaring their 3rd man would be the one to end Rollins' reign. The man in question, was revealed to be Cesaro. Cesaro became the Number #1 Contender yet again, and the two were destined to meet in the final match of WWE 2K14, at No Way Out. Unfortunately for ECW's sake, Rollins would be defeated by Cesaro, ending his reign at 182 days.

On the way to Survivor Series, Rollins and Cesaro agreed to take part in two matches that evening. First, a traditional Survivor Series elimination match, followed by a match for the ECW Championship. On the evening, Seth called upon his old brothers in Dean Ambrose & Roman Reigns, reuniting The Shield against the New World Order, and defeating them. However, in the ECW Title match, Cesaro would once again defeat Rollins, connecting with the deadly Swiss Death uppercut once more to retain. And with it, placing Rollins on the injury list for a number of months.

Rollins would make his grand return at WrestleMania III, defeating Mr Perfect to win the ECW Television Championship, and with it, making himself a Triple Crown Champion, the first member of The Shield (at that point in time) to achieve this. Rollins would hold onto the title throughout the spring and summer, defending against the likes of Bray Wyatt, The Big Show, Rusev, Wade Barrett & Sheamus. Rollins' reign would come to an end at SummerSlam, losing in a Triple Threat Steel Cage match, with The Miz escaping in time, to become the new Television Champion.

From here on, Rollins would turn his attention towards ending the NWO's reign on ECW, but would not only find himself unsuccessful, but unable to represent ECW in the Survivor Series match that would lead to the eventual demise of the group. Rollins would not be seen until the Royal Rumble, at which point, his entire mannerisms had changed.

Redesign, Rebuild, Reclaim (January-August 2017)
Following Diamond Dallas Page's victory over Michael Bennett at the Royal Rumble, Rollins would return, attacking Page, and laying him out through the announce table. Rollins would go on to claim that it was the fault of the fans and ECW that he assaulted DDP, believing he had been stabbed in the back in the fight against the NWO, having been the first man to stand up and fight against them. Rollins would state that he would "Redesign, Rebuild and Reclaim ECW" in his own vision. Rollins' goal was simple, in order to achieve this, he had to become the ECW Champion once more, which is exactly what he set out to achieve. At Barely Legal,  Rollins would defeat Bennett, in turn making him the Number #1 Contender for the ECW Championship at WrestleMania, where he would meet Diamond Dallas Page.

On the Grandest Stage of Them All, Rollins would defeat Page, becoming ECW Champion for the second time, and the first time he would hold the belt in almost a year and a half. With Page taking a brief absense, Rollins would set out on making sure he and ECW were once again synonymous with one another, though he wouldn't have long for this to be the case. At One Night Stand, Rollins would defeat AJ Styles, but his celebrations would be cut short by a returning Diamond Dallas Page, who would lay Rollins out with a Diamond Cutter. The two would meet a few weeks later at ECW Heatwave, with Page defeating Rollins, ending his reign at just 79 days, the shortest of Rollins' reigns at that point.

The rivalry would spill into the next brand exclusive Pay-Per-View, Money in The Bank. Where, following a controversial double count-out finish, an even more controversial action would be taken by ECW General Manager, Larry ZyChrisko; as he would deem the ECW Championship vacant, deeming that Page had intentionally sought out this finish, in order to retain his title. Larry would make sure the feud would come to an end at SummerSlam, in a Three Stages of Hell match, where the loser would have to leave the ECW brand.

In a grueling contest, Rollins would defeat Page in the third and final stage, a Last Man Standing, to not only become ECW Champion for the third time, but to send Page away from ECW, who would make the decision following this to retire from the industry. Rollins had set out what he desired to do, and now, ECW was his.

The G.O.A.T (2017-2019)
With Page now gone for good, Rollins had no one to oppose him on the level that his now former rival was able to do. Rollins set out to solidify his status, not only as the face of ECW, but as his reign went on, the desire to be known as The Greatest of All Time. Rollins would start his now historic ECW Title reign with a victory over Roderick Strong at Anarchy Rulz, the first of many title defences to come. Rollins would end the series strong, defending his title once more, this time against Bobby Roode at the No Way Out Pay-Per-View. Following up from this victory, Rollins would enter into a brief feud with Baron Corbin. On the first occasion, Rollins would defeat Corbin at Survivor Series by count out, which led to questions being sparked about if Rollins could legitmately defeat Corbin, or if he had met his match with The Lone Wolf. This question was put to bed however, with Rollins successfully defending his title two weeks later, at Guilty As Charged, in a No Disqualifcation match.

Heading towards the Royal Rumble, Rollins would see a slight drop in form, which could be seen by his supposed singles match with Drew McIntyre, becoming an Elimination Fatal Four Way involving Samoa Joe & AJ Styles. Once more, Rollins would prevail, last eliminating Styles in order to defend his title. Having defeated AJ Styles twice in the past year for the ECW Title, Rollins believed that Styles was no longer on the level required to have a chance at Rollins, especially heading towards WrestleMania. Despite this, Styles would become Number #1 Contender once more, but an added stipulation would be placed on their match, with Rollins stating that if Styles couldn't defeat Rollins, he could no longer challenge for the ECW Title, so long as Rollins was champion. At WrestleMania, the two men would put on yet another classic, and once again, Rollins would come out on top, thus denying Styles another chance at the title. While Styles would move to SmackDown in the draft, Rollins' attention remained on making sure he was the undeniable G.O.A.T, and would be about meet a series of his toughest defences yet. Firstly, Rollins would face newly drafted Kenny Omega at Living Dangerously, where he would just about retain the title over The Best 'Bout Machine. Once more, Rollins would only just be able to defend his title, this time at the Money in The Bank Pay-Per-View, over Kyle O'Reilly. Rollins would sustain a knee injury during this time, one of many that he would acquire during this reign. Despite this, Rollins and O'Reilly would meet again, in a 30-Minute Iron Man Match at ECW Heatwave, defending by a close score of 3-2 over O'Reilly. His victory was, once again, cut short at this event, with newly crowned ECW Television Champion, Kenny Omega, making his way to the ring and staring down with Rollins. The reason was made clear on ECW, as Omega wanted a rematch with Rollins, believing this time he would beat him. An agreement was made between both men, that their match at SummerSlam would be contested with both the ECW & ECW Television Title on the line. On the eve of marking a year as ECW Champion, Rollins would defend his ECW Title, decisively defeating Omega, becoming ECW Television Champion for the second time in the process.

With two titles in his possession, Rollins now set his sight on another accolade, the longest reign in company history. Being only a month away from breaking the record, held at that time by Bobby Fish at 390 days, the next Pay-Per-View would, arguably, be even more important to Rollins than the SummerSlam just passed. On that night, Rollins would have to compete in two separate matches, one against Sami Callihan for the Television Title, and the other against Jay White, where victory would see him break the all important record. At Anarchy Rules, Rollins would beat both men, crucially defeating The Switchblade, and with it, breaking the record previously held by Fish, becoming the longest reigning champion in company history. While Rollins would go on to lose the Television Title at the series finale of No Way Out, holding the title for 49 days, his shortest reign to date, he would defeat Tetsuya Naito to retain the ECW Title, tying the record for the most defences in a single reign with Bobby Fish on that evening.

Rollins looked to start the new series stronger than ever, taking the decision to challenge Kazuchika Okada to a dream match between the two men at Survivor Series. While no title was on the line, the chance to see who the true Greatest of All Time was. Unfortunately, no answer was provided on that evening, as the match would end in a No Contest, following interference from Coren, who would lay out both men.

Rollins would have to quickly turn his attention away from the outcome of that match, and turn his eyes towards the next challenger to the ECW Championship, that being the leader of The British Empire, in Neville. Having been on the recieving end of a number of British Empire attacks, Rollins would triumph over Neville at New Year's Revolution, breaking 500 days as ECW Champion, and with it, defending his title for the record breaking 13th time. Just a few weeks later, Rollins would find himself in yet another conflict with The British Empire, this time having to face Drew McIntyre at the Royal Rumble. Just the same as their conflict the year prior, Rollins would emerge victorious. However, he would be assulted after the match by Coren, who laid him out, injuring Rollins to the extent where he would have to miss the upcoming ECW Pay-Per-View, the first time he had missed an event in almost two years.

Rollins would return after several weeks away, with it looking like he would be about to challenge the man who had assaulted him twice, for a match at WrestleMania. However, just before he was given the chance, he would be interrupted by that year's Royal Rumble winner, Adam Cole. Cole would declare for the ECW Championship, and with it, the two men would meet in the main event of WrestleMania, the first time that Rollins had main evented The Grandest Stage of Them All in his career. Rollins would not waste the chance either, cementing his legacy further by defeating Cole, heading towards 600 days in his now record shattering reign.

Following the draft, Rollins would find himself involved in a three way feud, that would originally be between himself and former NXT Champion, Tyler Bate. Having been the man who toppled Coren in NXT, Bate arrived to ECW with a huge reputation to his name, and with it, a lot of hope in fans that finally, this man could be the one to bring down Rollins from the top of the ECW mountain. This was not to be however, as their match at Living Dangerously would be invaded by Triple H, who would lay out both men and pose with the ECW Title. As a result of this, the next time Bate & Rollins met in the ring, it would be a Triple Threat Match, with Triple H added into the bout. This would not stop Rollins though, who would defend the title, pinning the man who invaded the match between himself and Bate. Following up from this victory, Rollins would take the mic, and demand the next time he would defend the title, it would be within the Elimination Chamber.

Rollins' wish was granted, and he would find himself defending his title against Randy Orton, Kastuyori Shibata, Drew McIntyre, Tyler Bate & Johnny Gargano, at the Elimination Chamber Pay-Per-View. Rollins would enter the match halfway in, but would survive until the end, where he would be face to face with the man who had been there since the start, Johnny Gargano. Despite his best efforts, Gargano could not defeat Rollins, taking his 18th and final title defence. Although he had defeated Gargano, Rollins believed that Johnny Wrestling had more than earned another opportunity, and offered Gargano the chance to face Rollins for the ECW Title at SummerSlam. Where, should Rollins be victorious, he would've broken two years as ECW Champion. In arguably the greatest match in company history, we certainly were witness to the greatest moment, as the two men delivered the 2019 Match of The Year, at the main event of SummerSlam. With the world behind him, Johnny Gargano would defeat Seth Rollins, ending the record breaking reign at 729 days, marking not only a new era for ECW, but for the entire WWE.

Championships & Accomplishments
ECW Champion (3 Times)

ECW Television Champion (2 Times)

SmackDown Tag Team Champion (W/ Roman Reigns, 1 Time)

Longest Reign within the Universe (729 Days as ECW Champion)

Longest Reigning ECW Champion in Universe History (729 Days)

Longest Reigning ECW Television Champion in Universe History (134 Days)

Longest Reigning SmackDown Tag Team Champion in Universe history (355 Days)

Most Defences in a Single Title Reign (18, as ECW Champion)

Most Combined Days as Champion (991, as ECW Champion)

Most Combined Defences as Champion (24, as ECW Champion)

Most Pay-Per-View Victories in A Row (12, from August 2017 to October 2018)

Most Pay-Per-View Appearances in A Row (21, from February 2017-January 2019)

3rd Double Champion in Universe History

Triple Crown Champion.