Seth Rollins Returns to RAW with a Stomp to Bronson Reed – Seth Rollins made a surprise return to WWE RAW on September 30, much to the delight of fans, and the good news is that he didn’t even look too bad while doing it!

Rollins had been sidelined since August 5, when he suffered a brutal attack from Bronson Reed, who unleashed multiple Tsunamis on him. Since that fateful encounter, Reed has been on a mission to assert his dominance, positioning himself as a formidable force within the company. This power struggle eventually led him to a fierce rivalry with Braun Strowman.

The tension between Reed and Strowman culminated in an explosive Last Monster Standing Match on tonight’s show, where both competitors pushed each other to their limits. The match was a display of raw power and aggression, with both men crashing through tables and even obliterating the ringside barricade. The carnage reached a shocking peak when a superplex caused the ring to collapse, leaving the audience in awe.

As the chaos unfolded, Rollins made a dramatic entrance, running into the ring to intervene just when it mattered most. He delivered a decisive Stomp to Reed on the unforgiving steel steps, ensuring Reed was incapacitated long enough for Strowman to secure the victory. This act not only turned the tide of the match but also marked a significant moment in Rollins’ comeback narrative.

Earlier in the show, Reed had made a chilling remark during a backstage segment, expressing his desire for Rollins to return soon. He ominously stated that he had already taken months off Rollins’ career the first time they clashed, implying that he was prepared to take years off his life in their next encounter.

Rollins’ return not only re-invigorates his storyline but also raises the stakes in the ongoing feud with Reed, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the next chapter in this high-octane saga.

THE RING JUST COLLAPSED! 🤯

BODIES ARE EVERYWHERE!! 😱

SETH ROLLINS IS HERE!!! 🔥

BRAUN STROWMAN IS THE LAST MONSTER STANDING!!!! 👊#WWERaw pic.twitter.com/u8Czd7ECqw

— WWE (@WWE) October 1, 2024