Drew McIntyre Has Shocking Take On Seth Rollins’ Injury

Seth Rollins’ recent injury has sparked debates over its authenticity and impact on WWE’s top storylines.

The injury happened during WWE’s Saturday Night’s Main Event on July 12, 2025, when Rollins’ knee buckled during a moonsault attempt against LA Knight. He was able to finish the match somehow and was given medical attention immediately after that.

The Visionary later confirmed the injury is serious enough to keep him out for an indefinite period, and WWE has yet to disclose full details. Fans and insiders have speculated if the injury is genuine or a clever work woven into ongoing storylines. With SummerSlam approaching, Seth Rollins’ absence leaves an important spot open on the card, and his status remains a hot topic among wrestlers and fans alike.

Drew McIntyre’s Take on Seth Rollins’ Injury: Real or Work?

In a recent appearance on Logan Paul’s IMPAULSIVE podcast, Drew McIntyre was asked if he believes Seth Rollins’ injury might be part of a storyline. McIntyre gave a measured yet clear response.

I want him to be okay. He’s a professional rival, not a personal rival. I just don’t see the benefit if it’s a storyline. It’s the Money in the Bank briefcase, it’s going to be a surprise anyways. ‘Haha, I threw a match and did this.’ I just don’t see it. Maybe there is more to it if it becomes a story and I’m not seeing the bigger picture. I just hope it’s okay.

Our fans always try to figure out things. ‘What’s the finish.’ You see movies, just give it a second. There might not be a finish, we might still be workshopping to get there. Everyone, relax, and see how the story plays out because half the time we’re figuring out how it plays out. [H/T Fightful]

Paul Heyman announced on RAW that Rollins would be gone for a long time. He even offered Roman Reigns to replace The Visionary as faction leader, but The OTC declined.