Colby Daniel Lopez, born May 28, 1986, is an American professional wrestler known as Seth “Freakin” Rollins in WWE. He performs on the Raw brand and is the current World Heavyweight Champion. Recognized as one of the best active wrestlers, Rollins excels in in-ring skills and character reinvention.
Before WWE, Lopez wrestled as Tyler Black in Ring of Honor (ROH), joining the Age of the Fall stable with Jimmy Jacobs. He rose to fame in ROH, establishing himself as a top North American wrestler outside WWE. In ROH, he won the World Championship once and the World Tag Team Championship twice with Jacobs, also winning the 2009 Survival of the Fittest tournament. Lopez competed in various independent promotions, securing titles in Full Impact Pro and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla.
Lopez signed with WWE in 2010, joining Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW) as Seth Rollins. He became the inaugural FCW Grand Slam Champion. When FCW became NXT, he won the first NXT Championship. Lopez debuted on WWE’s main roster at the 2012 Survivor Series with The Shield, alongside Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns. His first main roster championship was the WWE (now Raw) Tag Team Championship with Reigns. He later won this title six times with different partners.
As a singles wrestler, Rollins has claimed five world championships in WWE, including the WWE World Heavyweight and Universal Championships. He also won the Intercontinental and United States Championships twice, becoming WWE’s 29th Triple Crown and 19th Grand Slam Champion. Rollins is the only wrestler to hold the NXT, WWE, Universal, and World Heavyweight Championships and to compete in three inaugural WWE championship matches.
Seth Rollins Bio/Wiki Table
| Birth Name | Colby Daniel Lopez |
| Born | May 28, 1986 (age 37), Davenport, Iowa, U.S. |
| Spouse(s) | Becky Lynch (m. 2021) |
| Children | 1 |
| Ring Name(s) | Gixx, Seth Rollins, Seth “Freakin” Rollins, Taj the Destroyer, Tyler Black |
| Billed Height | 6 ft 1 in (185 cm) |
| Billed Weight | 217 lb (98 kg) |
| Billed From | Davenport, Iowa |
| Trained by | Danny Daniels |
| Debut | 2005 |
Seth Rollins Early Life
Born on May 28, 1986, in Davenport, Iowa, Colby Daniel Lopez, known as Seth Rollins, is a renowned professional wrestler. He has Armenian, German, and Irish roots from his biological parents and took his step-father’s surname, “Lopez.”
Rollins graduated from Davenport West High School in 2004. As an introverted teen, he embraced a straight edge lifestyle and loved rock and heavy metal music. His passion for wrestling led him to train at a wrestling school between Chicago and Oak Park, under Danny Daniels.
Facing challenges, Rollins balanced community college, a part-time job, and a three-hour commute to Daniels’ wrestling school in 2004. This schedule left him little time to enjoy Chicago’s vibrant life.
Despite his wrestling focus, Rollins’ parents encouraged him to continue college as a backup plan. He often rushed back to Davenport for classes right after training. Financial constraints made him choose toll-free roads over the faster Interstate 88.
Today, Seth Rollins’ dedication and resilience have cemented his legacy in WWE history.
Seth Rollins Parents, Siblings and Family
There is not much known about his biological father. However, he is said to have a Mexican-American stepfather, who he considers his true father. Seth Rollins was born to Holly Franklin who is his mother. His surname, Lopez, therefore comes from his stepfather. Born on May 28, 1986, in Buffalo, Iowa, Seth Rollins discovered his passion for wrestling at an early age. He grew up with two siblings. He has an older brother called Brandon Lopez and a younger sister Diandra Demi Lopez.
Seth Rollins Nationality and Ethnicity
Seth Rollins was born Colby Daniel Lopez in Buffalo, Iowa, U.S. He is of Irish and German descent, and is also part Armenian, as it is the ancestry of his biological father. He derives his surname, Lopez, from his step-father, who was Mexican-American and a father figure to Rollins.
Seth Rollins Age
Seth Rollins, born on May 28, 1986, is a prominent professional wrestler. As of 2023, he is therefore 37 years old. His zodiac sign is Gemini.
Seth Rollins Height
Seth is 6 ft 11 inch (186 cm) in height. Though he is tall, he didn’t possess what some perceive as a WWE look. Even in WWE, it wasn’t until recently that he excelled at cutting good promos. He was always expected to do well, but nobody expected him to suddenly become the top heel in WWE.
Seth Rollins Weight
The professional wrestler is 98 kg (216 lbs.). He belongs to the Light Heavyweight weight class in WWE.
Seth Rollins Professional Wrestling Career
Early Wrestling Career and Independent Circuit (2005-2009)
At the age of 19, Seth Rollins, then known as Gixx, debuted on the Iowa independent wrestling scene in 2005. He later joined the Independent Wrestling Association Mid-South (IWA) as Tyler Black. Over the years, Rollins found success in various promotions. He secured the NWA Midwest tag team championship with partner Marek Brave and even made brief appearances in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA). A significant turning point came in 2007 when Brave suffered an injury, prompting Rollins to pursue a solo career.
Pro Wrestling Guerrilla and Full Impact Pro (2007-2009)
Rollins began his singles career in Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (PWG), winning against Joey Ryan in his debut. Within a year, Rollins and his partner Jimmy Jacobs captured the PWG World Tag Team Championship. At a Full Impact Pro (FIP) event in December, Rollins defeated Go Shiozaki to clinch the FIP World Heavyweight Championship, solidifying his standing in the wrestling world.
Ring of Honor: The Age of the Fall (2007-2009)
Rollins made an impactful debut in Ring of Honor (ROH) in 2007, forming the controversial stable, The Age of the Fall, with Jimmy Jacobs and Necro Butcher. Rollins’ ROH career was marked by intense feuds and high-stake matches, eventually leading to him and Jacobs winning the ROH World Tag Team Championship. Despite losing the championship in a month, Rollins and Jacobs managed to recapture it in an eight-team tournament.
Feuds and Pursuit of ROH World Championship (2009)
Rollins’ pursuit of the ROH World Championship intensified in 2009. After his feud with Jimmy Jacobs ended in a grueling steel cage match, Rollins took a brief hiatus for neck surgery. Upon his return, he won the 2009 Survival of the Fittest tournament, securing a championship match against Austin Aries, which ended in a draw. However, in a rematch at the company’s Eighth Anniversary Show, Rollins defeated Aries to become the new ROH World Champion.
ROH World Champion and Departure (2009-2010)
As the ROH World Champion, Rollins successfully defended his title against various challengers. However, his transition to a villainous persona came when news of his contract with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) surfaced. Rollins threatened to bring the ROH World Championship to WWE, raising tensions within the promotion. His final appearance in ROH saw him lose his championship to Roderick Strong, thus closing his chapter in ROH with a reign of 210 days and seven successful title defenses.
Seth Rollins WWE Career
Seth Rollins’ Initial Career in WWE’s Developmental Territories (2010-2012)
On August 8, 2010, Colby Lopez, better known as Seth Rollins, officially joined World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) when he signed a developmental contract. He was immediately assigned to the Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW), WWE’s developmental territory. His WWE debut came just over a month later, defeating Trent Barreta in a dark match prior to the SmackDown taping on September 14.
Rollins exhibited immense talent and tenacity, facing various opponents and competing in multiple tournaments. His initial run was crowned by a series of successful FCW 15 Championship defenses against Dean Ambrose and a triumph over Leo Kruger to win the FCW Florida Heavyweight Champion title. Rollins also had an exceptional run after WWE rebranded FCW into NXT, where he clinched the inaugural NXT Championship in August 2012.
Rollins’ WWE Main Roster Debut: The Shield Era (2012-2014)
Seth Rollins made his main roster debut at the Survivor Series pay-per-view on November 18, 2012. He teamed up with Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns, forming the notorious trio, The Shield. The Shield made a significant impact in WWE, often assisting controversial figures like CM Punk. They had notable feuds and matches with major superstars such as John Cena, Ryback, Sheamus, The Undertaker, and others, proving their mettle in high-stakes situations.
The Shield’s triumphant journey included victory over Team Hell No at Extreme Rules, which earned Rollins and Reigns the WWE Tag Team Championship. Despite their first decisive loss in a televised six-man tag team match against Team Hell No and Randy Orton, Rollins and Reigns managed to successfully defend their titles multiple times. However, the duo eventually lost their titles to Cody Rhodes and Goldust, marking a challenging period for The Shield.
At the 2014 Royal Rumble, Rollins entered his first Royal Rumble match at #2 and gained three eliminations before being eliminated by teammate Reigns. This sparked the beginning of The Shield’s feud with The Wyatt Family, leading to their loss at the Elimination Chamber.
By March 2014, The Shield began feuding with Kane and turned face. Their feud culminated in a victory at WrestleMania XXX against Kane and The New Age Outlaws. This win set the stage for a bigger feud with Triple H and The Authority, leading to two significant victories for The Shield against Evolution at Extreme Rules and Payback.
The Turning Point and Alliance with The Authority (2014)
In a stunning turn of events on June 2nd, 2014 episode of Raw, Seth Rollins, previously a member of The Shield, betrayed his fellow Shield members Ambrose and Reigns to align himself with The Authority, led by Triple H and Stephanie McMahon. With the backing of The Authority, Rollins entered the Money in the Bank ladder match later that month, emerging victorious after interference from Kane.
This marked the beginning of an intense rivalry between Rollins and Ambrose, marked by a series of matches in which Rollins continually triumphed, often due to interference from Kane or The Authority. At the same time, Rollins began feuding with Roman Reigns, culminating in a match that saw Rollins declared the winner via forfeit due to Reigns’ unexpected medical issue.
Throughout this period, Rollins was given bodyguards, Jamie Noble and Joey Mercury, dubbed “J&J Security,” and tension between Rollins and fellow Authority member Randy Orton began to escalate, leading to a match in November which Rollins won. Despite this victory, Team Authority, captained by Rollins, lost to Team Cena at Survivor Series, resulting in The Authority losing control of WWE.
Capturing the WWE World Heavyweight Championship (2015)
On January 5, 2015, The Authority regained control over WWE, marking the beginning of an auspicious year for Rollins. Despite failing to capture the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at Royal Rumble, Rollins persisted, and his luck changed dramatically at WrestleMania 31. On that night, Rollins cashed in his Money in the Bank contract during a match between Lesnar and Reigns, turning it into a triple threat match, and capturing his first WWE World Heavyweight Championship.
Following his historic victory at WrestleMania 31, Rollins continued to successfully defend his championship against the likes of Orton, Reigns, and Ambrose. His title reign was interrupted when Rollins sustained serious knee injuries during a match in November, forcing him to vacate the title and take a hiatus from wrestling.
Return and Regaining the Title (2016)
Rollins made his triumphant return in May 2016 at Extreme Rules, attacking Roman Reigns and setting up a title match at Money in the Bank. Rollins went on to defeat Reigns, reclaiming the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, only to lose it minutes later to Dean Ambrose, who cashed in the Money in the Bank contract. Despite this setback, Rollins continued to compete in high-profile matches throughout the year, though his attempts to regain the WWE World Heavyweight Championship were unsuccessful.
The Shield Reunion and Further Challenges (2016-2017)
The year 2016 ended with a surprise reunion for fans as Rollins, Ambrose, and Reigns briefly came together in late December. This paved the way for Rollins to reignite a feud with Triple H that would culminate in a win at WrestleMania 33. Throughout 2017, Rollins continued to face off against some of the biggest names in WWE, including Samoa Joe and Bray Wyatt.
In July, Rollins began to reconnect with Dean Ambrose, eventually reforming their team. They captured the Raw Tag Team Championship at SummerSlam, only to lose it a few months later. The year ended with a brief Shield reunion, but it was cut short by an injury to Ambrose. Despite these ups and downs, Rollins remained a key player in WWE, proving his resilience and determination to succeed.
Becoming the Intercontinental Champion (2017–2018)
Seth Rollins saw a considerable shift in his wrestling career in December 2017 when he and Jason Jordan toppled Cesaro and Sheamus to become the Raw Tag Team Champions. Their reign, however, was short-lived as they lost their titles in January 2018, dissolving the duo after Jordan underwent neck surgery. Despite this setback, Rollins proved his mettle by competing in an Elimination Chamber match and performing for a record-breaking one hour and five minutes. However, he didn’t secure the top spot and was eliminated by Braun Strowman.
Rollins’ consistent performance paved his way to WrestleMania 34 in April 2018, where he defeated Finn Bálor and The Miz to clinch the Intercontinental Championship. His victory also etched his name in WWE history as the twenty-ninth Triple Crown Champion and the eighteenth Grand Slam Champion. His 71-day reign saw successful title defenses against The Miz and Elias, which ultimately ended with Dolph Ziggler’s win. Despite unsuccessful attempts to reclaim the title, Rollins regained the championship at SummerSlam, marking a significant turning point in his career.
Reforming The Shield and Consequences (2017–2018)
Rollins’ career saw a pivotal twist when he reunited with Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns, reforming the much-celebrated Shield faction in August 2017. The reunion, though, had its fair share of ups and downs. Although The Shield tasted victory in a six-man tag team match, they suffered subsequent defeats, leading to Ambrose walking away from his teammates.
The setback was further compounded when Reigns had to take a hiatus due to leukemia. However, amidst this turbulence, Rollins and Ambrose claimed the Raw Tag Team Championship, only to have Ambrose turn on Rollins immediately after the win, marking the end of The Shield yet again. Rollins’ year ended on a sour note with the loss of the Intercontinental Championship to Ambrose after a reign of 119 days.
The Road to Universal Championship (2018–2019)
Rollins started 2019 on a high note by winning his first Royal Rumble match and challenging Brock Lesnar for the Universal Championship. The Shield saw another reunion with the return of Reigns and reconciliation with Ambrose. The trio clinched a victory at Fastlane before Rollins took down Lesnar at WrestleMania 35 to win the Universal Championship for the first time.
His time as Universal Champion was characterized by successful defenses against formidable competitors such as AJ Styles and Baron Corbin. However, a shocking turn of events saw Rollins lose his title to Lesnar, only to regain it later at SummerSlam, setting records as a multi-time Universal Champion and the first superstar to defeat Lesnar at both WrestleMania and SummerSlam.
Embracing the Role of ‘The Messiah’ (2019–2020)
The latter part of 2019 saw Rollins adopt the persona of the “Monday Night Messiah,” claiming he was “sacrificing” his opponents for “the greater good.” His changed persona was accompanied by the formation of a new faction with AOP and Buddy Murphy. The faction tasted victory with Rollins and Murphy becoming six-time champions of the Raw Tag Team Championship, only to lose it to the Street Profits.
During this time, Rollins also started a bitter feud with Rey Mysterio that led to a series of brutal matches. Despite losing to Drew McIntyre for the WWE Championship, Rollins managed to defeat Mysterio in an Eye for an Eye match. He also defeated Mysterio’s son Dominik before losing to both in a tag team match.
However, Rollins’ alliance with Murphy came to a bitter end, leading to a loss against him. As part of the 2020 WWE draft, Rollins was moved to the SmackDown brand where he lost to Murphy again. At Survivor Series, Rollins continued his role as a selfless leader, sacrificing himself to be the first one eliminated. Despite the ups and downs, Rollins continued to demonstrate his resilience and adaptability, proving why he’s considered one of the top performers in WWE history.
Seth Rollins – Embracing the Vision (2021-2023)
In January 2021, following a two-month hiatus, Seth Rollins returned to the WWE scene with renewed vigor, branding himself as “The Visionary”. Rollins began to assert himself as a prominent leader that the SmackDown roster needed to embrace. His return sparked a string of heated feuds, notably with Cesaro, Shinsuke Nakamura, and eventually, Edge. Despite losing to Cesaro at WrestleMania 37, Rollins demonstrated his unrelenting spirit, repeatedly attacking Cesaro, including an attack at WrestleMania Backlash, and finally emerged victorious at Hell in a Cell.
However, despite a series of decisive victories, the elusive Money in the Bank contract proved out of reach for Rollins. This spurred a clash with Roman Reigns, where Rollins cost Reigns a crucial match against Edge. Their feud culminated at SummerSlam, where despite his loss, Rollins managed to defeat Edge in a rematch on SmackDown, signaling his transition to the Raw brand.
Seth “Freakin” Rollins
Rollins’ reign on Raw was just as formidable. He achieved victory in a fatal four-way ladder match, making him the number one contender for the WWE Championship against Big E at Day 1. However, with the addition of Brock Lesnar to the match, Rollins failed to secure the title. Unfazed, Rollins shifted his sights towards the Universal Championship, clashing with SmackDown’s Roman Reigns at the Royal Rumble. Despite a victory by disqualification, the title remained elusive.
Rise, Fall, and Resurgence
Rollins’ momentum took a hit when he was defeated by Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 38, a loss that repeated at WrestleMania Backlash. However, in classic Rollins fashion, he quickly rebounded and challenged Rhodes to a grueling match at Hell in a Cell. Although he was defeated for a third time, the match earned a coveted 5-star rating, the first such rating for a WWE main roster match since 2011.
Rollins then engaged in a fierce rivalry with Matt Riddle, leading to a postponed SummerSlam match due to Riddle’s injury. The feud reached its peak at Clash at the Castle, where Rollins emerged victorious. However, he lost to Riddle in their final rematch at Extreme Rules.
Two-time WWE Grand Slam Champion
With the Riddle feud behind him, Rollins shifted his focus to the United States Championship. After defeating Bobby Lashley, Rollins secured his second United States Championship, making him the second two-time WWE Grand Slam Champion. Rollins continued his winning streak, successfully defending the title against Riddle and then against Austin Theory, who had cashed in his contract. Despite his best efforts, Rollins ultimately lost the United States Championship to Theory at Survivor Series WarGames, ending his reign at 47 days.
Determined to rebound, Rollins earned another shot at the United States Championship, but once again fell to Theory. He then entered the Royal Rumble, only to be eliminated by Logan Paul. Undeterred, Rollins won a qualifying match for the Elimination Chamber match for the title, but was unsuccessful.
World Heavyweight Champion (2023–present)
On the May 8 episode of Raw, Seth Rollins earned a shot at the new World Heavyweight Championship. He first defeated Damian Priest and Shinsuke Nakamura in a triple threat match, then overcame Finn Bálor, who had won a similar match. At Night of Champions, Rollins became the inaugural champion by defeating AJ Styles. Two days later on Raw, Styles interrupted Rollins, congratulating him. They teamed up to beat The Judgment Day (Finn Bálor and Damian Priest) in the main event. On June 5, Rollins retained the title against Priest in an open challenge. At NXT Gold Rush, he again defended successfully against Bron Breakker.
At Money in the Bank, Rollins kept his title against Bálor, thanks to an unintended distraction by Priest. Again, at SummerSlam on August 5, he overcame Bálor once more, despite interference from other Judgment Day members. Rollins then defended his title against Shinsuke Nakamura at Payback and in a Last Man Standing match at Fastlane, as well as against Drew McIntyre at Crown Jewel.
On the November 6 episode of RAW, two days after Crown Jewel, Rollins defended the title against Sami Zayn. A post-match brawl broke out involving Rollins, Zayn, Cody Rhodes, Jey Uso, and The Judgment Day (Balor, Priest, Mysterio, and JD McDonagh). Adam Pearce announced a WarGames match at Survivor Series between these eight men. Drew McIntyre joined The Judgment Day, and a returning Randy Orton sided with the babyfaces, making it a 5-on-5 match. The babyface team won. CM Punk’s return to the company after nine years angered Rollins. On the December 5 episode of Raw, Rollins successfully defended the world heavyweight championship against Jey Uso in the main event.
Seth Rollins: A Glimpse into the Life of the WWE Superstar’s Family
Seth Rollins, born Colby Lopez, is a name that resonates with wrestling fans worldwide. Known for his high-flying moves and charismatic persona, Rollins has carved a niche for himself in the WWE universe. But beyond the ring, who are the people that make up Seth Rollins’ world? Let’s delve into the life of Seth Rollins’ wife and children.
Seth Rollins’ Wife – Becky Lynch
Rebecca Quin, better known by her ring name, Becky Lynch, is not just Seth Rollins’ wife but also a formidable force in the wrestling world. The couple tied the knot in 2019, marking the union of two of WWE’s most popular figures.
Becky Lynch, dubbed “The Man,” is a trailblazer in the wrestling industry. She has held multiple titles, including the Raw Women’s Championship and the SmackDown Women’s Championship. Her fierce persona in the ring is a stark contrast to her loving role as a wife and mother at home.
Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch’s relationship has been a topic of interest for WWE fans. Their shared passion for wrestling and mutual respect for each other’s careers have made them one of the most admired couples in the industry.
Seth Rollins’ Children
In December 2020, Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch welcomed their first child, a daughter named Roux. The arrival of their baby girl added a new chapter to their lives.
Roux’s birth was announced via Instagram, where both Rollins and Lynch expressed their joy. While they’ve chosen to keep their daughter away from the public eye, occasional glimpses of their parenting journey are shared with their fans.
Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch have managed to strike a balance between their wrestling careers and parenthood. They’ve spoken about the challenges and joys of raising a child while maintaining their status as top performers in WWE.
Seth Rollins, alongside his wife Becky Lynch, has managed to create a harmonious blend of personal and professional life. As they raise their daughter, they continue to inspire their fans with their dedication to their family and their craft. The story of Seth Rollins’ wife and children is a testament to the fact that even in the high-octane world of wrestling, love and family always have a place.
Seth Rollins: A Deep Dive into His Dating History
Seth Rollins, real name Colby Lopez, and Becky Lynch are recognized as one of the most influential duos in WWE’s recent history. Their chemistry is evident both inside and outside the ring. However, before Rollins found love with Lynch, he had a few notable relationships.
Seth Rollins and Leighla Schultz: A Pre-WWE Love Story
Before stepping into the WWE spotlight, Seth Rollins was in a relationship with hairstylist Leighla Schultz. The pair started dating in 2008 when Rollins was still making his name on the independent circuit. Schultz was by his side as he transitioned to Ring of Honor, FCW, NXT, and eventually, WWE’s main roster. The couple got engaged in 2014, but their relationship took a turn in 2015 when private photos of Rollins and former NXT star Zahra Schreiber surfaced online. The incident led to the end of Rollins and Schultz’s engagement.
Zahra Schreiber: A Controversial Affair
Following his split from Schultz, Rollins began dating Zahra Schreiber, the woman at the center of his breakup. The pair were often seen together at various events, given their shared involvement with WWE. However, their relationship was short-lived. Schreiber was released from WWE in 2015 following the discovery of old social media posts containing offensive content. Rollins and Schreiber parted ways in early 2016.
Sarah Alesandrelli: A Brief Romance
In December 2016, Rollins started dating Sarah Alesandrelli, a former bartender from Texas who also owned a boutique. Their relationship was public, with the couple attending several WWE events together, including the 2018 Hall of Fame ceremony. Despite their public appearances, the couple decided to part ways in February 2019.
In conclusion, Seth Rollins’ dating history is as eventful as his wrestling career. However, it seems he has found lasting love with fellow WWE superstar Becky Lynch, proving that sometimes, love can be found in the most unexpected places.
Seth Rollins: A Look into His Net Worth
Seth Rollins, born Colby Daniel Lopez, is a renowned name in the world of professional wrestling. His journey in the wrestling ring, starting from the independent circuit to the grand stage of WWE, has been nothing short of spectacular. This section delves into the financial aspect of Rollins’ career, exploring his net worth, salary, endorsements, and more.
Seth Rollins’ Net Worth in 2023
As of 2023, Seth Rollins’ net worth is estimated to be around $12 million. His primary source of income is professional wrestling, but he also earns from films, web series, TV shows, endorsements, brand promotions, pay-per-views, media appearances, and social media.
Salary and Earnings
Rollins’ annual salary from WWE is estimated to be around $3 million, making him one of the highest-paid wrestlers in the organization. His monthly income is nearly $250,000. Rollins’ net worth has seen a steady growth over the years, increasing from $7 million in 2018 to $12 million in 2023.
Brand Endorsements
Rollins’ popularity has led to several endorsement deals. Most of his endorsements are in the form of WWE promotions and merchandise. He also supports charities like the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Connor’s Cure, fulfilling the wishes of children suffering from life-threatening illnesses.
Personal Assets
Rollins, along with his wife Becky Lynch, resides in a luxurious house in Moline, Illinois. He also owns property in his hometown, Davenport, Iowa, worth around $1 million. Rollins has an impressive collection of cars, including a Lamborghini Aventador S Roadster, Ford Mustang GT, Chevrolet Suburban, Chrysler 300C, and Jeep Wrangler, among others.
Seth Rollins’ Journey in the Film Industry
Seth Rollins, a WWE superstar, has also made notable contributions in the world of cinema. His debut happened in 2016 with the film “Sharknado: The 4th Awakens,” where he played the character AstroTech Lopez. He continued his journey in 2017, lending his voice for “The Jetsons & WWE: Robo-WrestleMania!” and performing in the action-thriller “Armed Response”. Rollins’ streak in films extended further, with voice roles in “Trouble” in 2019 and a feature role in the comedy “Like a Boss” in 2020. The latest development in his filmography is his involvement in the 2024 movie “Captain America: Brave New World,” which is currently in post-production.
Seth Rollins on Television
Seth Rollins made his television appearance in 2015 on “Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition,” where he appeared as himself. However, Rollins’ main presence on television has been linked closely to his wrestling career, with appearances and interviews in various wrestling-related shows and programs.
Seth Rollins on the Web
On the web, Seth Rollins has been a part of various web series such as “Smosh Games” and “Superstar Ink”. Since 2015, Rollins has been making regular appearances on the gaming web series “UpUpDownDown,” showcasing his love for video games. In 2017, he also performed as “Dry Rub” Doug on the web series “Southpaw Regional Wrestling.”
Seth Rollins in Video Games
Seth Rollins’ introduction into video games was in 2013 with “WWE 2K14,” marking his video game debut. Following this, he has been a part of numerous WWE video games, contributing both as a playable character and in motion capture roles. His latest appearances include “The King of Fighters All Star” in 2020, “WWE Racing Showdown,” and “WWE 2K Battlegrounds.” The most recent additions to his gaming repertoire are “WWE 2K22” in 2022, and “WWE 2K23” in 2023.
Championships and Accomplishments of Seth Rollins
Seth Rollins has made a remarkable impact in WWE with multiple championships and accomplishments under his belt. He is a two-time WWE Universal Champion, two-time WWE Champion, and the inaugural and current World Heavyweight Champion. This brings his tally to a total of five world championships in WWE. Further adding to his credit, Rollins has been a two-time WWE Intercontinental Champion and a two-time WWE United States Champion. He was also the 2014 Money in the Bank ladder match winner, cashing in the contract during WrestleMania 31’s main event to claim his first WWE Championship.
Accomplishments in Other Wrestling Promotions
Outside WWE, Rollins has claimed various titles, demonstrating his skills across multiple platforms. He is a one-time AIW Intense Champion, two-time AAW Heavyweight Champion, and FCW Florida Heavyweight Champion, among others. Rollins has also seen success as a tag team wrestler with different partners in AAW, FCW, and ROH.
Recognition by Pro Wrestling Illustrated
Rollins’ wrestling prowess has been recognized by Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI) multiple times. He was named the Feud of the Year in 2014 against Dean Ambrose, and the Wrestler of the Year in 2015. Rollins has also been ranked No. 1 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in both 2015 and 2019.
Acknowledgements in Ring of Honor and Other Awards
In Ring of Honor, Rollins bagged the ROH World Championship once and the ROH World Tag Team Championship twice. He was also the winner of Survival of the Fittest in 2009. Additionally, Rollins has received recognition from various outlets such as Rolling Stone, Sports Illustrated, and the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.
Major Accolades in WWE
In WWE, Rollins’ achievements are impressive. Besides his numerous championships, he was the winner of Men’s Royal Rumble in 2019, and the inaugural NXT Champion. He became the 29th Triple Crown Champion and the 11th Grand Slam Champion under the current format. Rollins is also a two-time Grand Slam Champion.
Rollins’ Slammy Awards and Other Honors
Seth Rollins has won the Slammy Award nine times for various categories, including Breakout Star of the Year in 2013, Double-Cross of the Year in 2014, and Superstar of the Year in 2015. He also won the WWE Year-End Award for Best Reunion in 2018 as part of The Shield. Rollins’ unique sense of style also won him the Bumpy Award for Best Dressed of the Half-Year in 2021, alongside Sonya Deville.
Social Media
Xavier has a significant fan following on his social media accounts. The male wrestler has accrued 5M Followers on Instagram alone. His official Facebook fan page has 7.5 M followers and on Twitter he has 3.9M followers with 11378 Tweets.
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FAQs
Who are Seth Rollins’ parents?
Seth Rollins was born to Holly Franklin, his mother. His biological father is unknown, but he has a Mexican-American stepfather, whom he considers his real father. His surname, Lopez, comes from his stepfather.
Who are Seth Rollins’ siblings?
Seth Rollins has two siblings: an older brother named Brandon Lopez and a younger sister, Diandra Demi Lopez.
What is Seth Rollins’ ethnicity?
Seth Rollins has Irish and German roots from his mother’s side and part Armenian from his biological father’s side. His stepfather is Mexican-American, which is why he has the surname Lopez.
How old is Seth Rollins?
As of 2023, Seth Rollins, born on May 28, 1986, is 37 years old. His zodiac sign is Gemini.
How tall is Seth Rollins?
Seth Rollins stands at 6 feet 11 inches or 186 cm tall.
What is Seth Rollins’ weight class in WWE?
Seth Rollins weighs 98 kg (216 lbs) and belongs to the Light Heavyweight weight class in WWE.
Who is Seth Rollins’ wife?
Seth Rollins’ wife is Rebecca Quin, better known by her ring name, Becky Lynch. The couple got married in 2019.
Does Seth Rollins have children?
Yes, Seth Rollins and his wife Becky Lynch have a daughter named Roux, who was born in December 2020.
Who did Seth Rollins date before marrying Becky Lynch?
Before his marriage to Becky Lynch, Seth Rollins had several notable relationships, including with Leighla Schultz, Zahra Schreiber, and Sarah Alesandrelli.
What is Seth Rollins’ net worth?
As of 2023, Seth Rollins’ net worth is estimated to be around $12 million. His wealth comes primarily from professional wrestling, endorsements, brand promotions, and media appearances.
Has Seth Rollins appeared in films and TV shows?
Yes, Seth Rollins has appeared in a few films and TV shows, including “Sharknado: The 4th Awakens,” “The Jetsons & WWE: Robo-WrestleMania!” and “Armed Response”. He has also appeared in a few TV shows and web series, like “Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition” and “Superstar Ink”.
What are Seth Rollins’ accomplishments in WWE?
In WWE, Seth Rollins is a two-time WWE Universal Champion, two-time WWE Champion, inaugural and current World Heavyweight Champion. He has also been a two-time WWE Intercontinental Champion, a two-time WWE United States Champion, and the 2014 Money in the Bank ladder match winner.
What are Seth Rollins’ accomplishments outside of WWE?
Outside of WWE, Seth Rollins has held numerous titles, including AIW Intense Champion, AAW Heavyweight Champion, and FCW Florida Heavyweight Champion. He has also been successful as a tag team wrestler in AAW, FCW, and ROH.
What recognition has Seth Rollins received from Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI)?
Seth Rollins has been named Feud of the Year in 2014, Wrestler of the Year in 2015 by PWI, and has been ranked No. 1 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2015 and 2019.
Has Seth Rollins won any Slammy Awards?
Yes, Seth Rollins has won the Slammy Award nine times, including Breakout Star of the Year in 2013, Double-Cross of the Year in 2014, and Superstar of the Year in 2015.
