Seth Rollins Says He'll Return To WWE TV 'When The Time's Right'

Former World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins hasn't been seen on WWE TV since losing his title match to former Shield stablemate Roman Reigns in the main event of night two of WWE SummerSlam. While he's not wrestling on "WWE Raw," the star is keeping busy with his ESPN appearances during the NFL season. One of those appearances came on "Waddle and Silvy," where he talked about not just football, but his potential return to the ring. "The Visionary" said he's in no hurry.

"I'm just taking my time right now, kind of focusing on other things," Rollins said. "At the end of the day, you know, I'll come back when the time's right. I was able to go down to South America a couple weeks ago and do some non-televised events for the South American and Mexican fans down there, and really fantastic crowds. Just unbelieve. Their passion for professional wrestling, what we do, is unparalleled."

Rollins said that it was special to perform in front of those fans, and he hopes the events showed the higher-ups in WWE that they need to travel down there more. "The Visionary" revealed in an interview with the Sports Business Journal on Friday that he has three years left on his WWE deal, but he didn't put a timeline on a potential retirement.

It was also revealed Rollins is under contract for a set number of appearances with ESPN for his work on "Good Morning Football" and the like. Rollins said he's happy doing both right now, sports media, and professional wrestling.

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