Seth Rollins Sends Ominous Warning to The Vision Ahead of WWE Return: “It’s Not Going to Be Pretty”
Seth Rollins may be sidelined, but he’s clearly not disconnected from what’s happening on WWE television—especially when it comes to the faction that turned its back on him.
The former World Heavyweight Champion has been out of action since suffering a serious shoulder injury at Crown Jewel during his clash with Cody Rhodes. That setback forced Rollins to vacate the title, and matters only got worse when Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed added insult to injury with a brutal post-match assault. Not long after, Rollins was officially cast out of the very group he created: The Vision.
Now, Rollins is breaking his silence—and his message doesn’t bode well for anyone standing in his way.
During a recent GQ video appearance alongside Becky Lynch, Rollins answered fan questions about his recovery and his eventual return to WWE. While he stopped short of giving a concrete timetable, the visionary admitted his rehab is progressing well, even if shoulder surgery remains unpredictable.
Rollins also made it clear he’s been closely watching Monday Night Raw, keeping tabs on The Vision’s evolution—and he’s not impressed.
According to Rollins, shoulder recoveries can take anywhere from four to seven months, but physically, things are moving in the right direction. Mentally, though, his focus is already on unfinished business. He questioned the faction’s recent direction and openly mocked its current lineup, singling out Logan Paul’s involvement as a head-scratcher.
More importantly, Rollins hinted that payback is inevitable.
He stopped just short of promising outright revenge, but his words carried a clear warning: when he finally returns, anyone who crossed him—especially his former allies—should expect chaos.
Earlier reports suggested Rollins could make his comeback close to WrestleMania 42, though that timeline could complicate his role on the card. Still, one thing feels certain: whenever Seth Rollins steps back into a WWE ring, The Vision’s biggest problem won’t be their enemies—it’ll be the man who started it all.
