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Why Extremely Popular WWE Star Should Join Seth Rollins’ Faction

By Sridhar Krishnan • Published Jun 08, 2025 19:00 EDT
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Seth Rollins won his second WWE Money in the Bank ladder match.

His opponents at the premium live event included Solo Sikoa, LA Knight, Andrade, Penta, and El Grande Americano.

The Visionary looked like an unopposed winner since he won his triple threat match on Raw against Finn Balor and Sami Zayn, and qualified for MITB.

To add to that, he even found support from his stablemates, Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed.

However, the victory only came after a lot of chaos and a betrayal that Sikoa never saw coming.

Considering the path in which the storyline for Rollins and his faction is headed, this win is a bonus.

That said, the biggest loser to come out of the ladder match was LA Knight, who competed in his third Money in the Bank ladder match.

LA Knight Should Join Seth Rollins’ WWE Raw Faction

Jonathan Coachman, former WWE announcer, was answering fan questions on X.

Recently, “Coach” has been critical of various issues within the company, including the handling of Knight.

When a user asked his opinion on LA Knight not winning the MITB, he expressed sympathy and suggested a transition for his character arc.

I feel bad for him. I really do. HHH say “great things come to those who wait”. He isn’t 22 years old. What does he have to wait for? Just say it wasn’t his time or something. If I didn’t feel so strongly that the WWE needs a faction again I would be more pro LA Knight to win the MITB. But I love dominant factions. Always have. So I am wanting to see where this goes and who they add to it. To be honest, we’ve been discussing who could be the fourth member of that group and if you say the name, LA Knight, I wouldn’t hate it. You’ve got two enforcers already. Why not have a guy who can talk really well has charisma and looks great in a suit. So maybe they could have a segment where Seth Ron said hey you really impressed me in there. What do you think about this. Or something like that

Even Vince Russo, former WWE creative writer, had criticized Triple H, claiming his dislike of Knight was the reason why the wrestler was not being pushed.