Thread: I genuinely feel that Seth Rollins has no backbone (Rollins on Graves' podcast)
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Old 10-15-2019, 01:04 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Supreme Olajuwon View Post
I think it has more to do with nobody in WWE knowing how to portray a main event face other than as a hard worker with a good attitude and a catchphrase.

Rollins is just the latest example, but every single time they push anyone remotely interesting up the card as a face, they become the exact same character.
Agreed.

Also, while folks like to reminisce his heel turn (J&J Security and The Authority), I don't remember him giving any stellar performances on the mic. He'd often flub, his opening segment promos would go on forever, and not to mention the over the top reactions.
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