Seth Rollins takes a dig at fans, claims their opinions don't matter

Overview

• Seth Rollins felt the fans needed to have an opinion and added that the creative team usually pivots only if they feel their decision wasn't right
• The Visionary noted how R Truth's situation escalated to a point where the executives felt the need to get him back
• However, Seth felt such things don't happen due to the opinions of the fans

Seth Rollins felt the fans needed to have an opinion and added that the creative team usually pivots only if they feel their decision wasn't right. The Visionary noted how R Truth's situation escalated to a point where the executives felt the need to get him back. However, Seth felt such things don't happen due to the opinions of the fans.

The fact that everybody feels like they need to have a f*cking opinion about everything, you know? That's the thing that I go, well, what are we doing here? You don't need to have an opinion. You can just say nothing. Nobody gives a shit about you and your opinion, you know? Seth said on the 'Something's Burning' show.

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He then opened up on R Truth's scenario where his contract was up and wasn't renewed by WWE's end, which led to the 'We want Truth' movement. He felt that the pressure was indeed on, and the WWE executives had to decide whether to sign a new contract with R Truth.

Seth Rollins opens up on WWE pivoting on R Truth's contract

"The beautiful thing about our business, partially, is that you can pivot when things are wrong. You know, a good example of this is, I would say, the recent R-Truth situation, where R-Truth's contract didn't get negotiated, and it got leaked online that he had been released," Rollins noted.

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"And the fans went, what the, we love R-Truth, what are we doing here? We need R-Truth; everybody needs an R-Truth. And it got to the point where the executives in WWE said, you know what, they're right, we do need R-Truth, we were wrong," the 6-time world champion added.