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WWE star Logan Paul has a demand from fans that has yet to be met.

The Maverick has garnered significant heat as a heel over the last few months. Although he was initially a babyface, it was his villainous persona that led to him shooting up the totem pole in terms of star power. He recently participated in Survivor Series, where he was a part of Team Vision and helped his group in their massive victory over Team CM Punk in the Men’s WarGames Match.

In the latest episode of his podcast, IMPAULSIVE, Logan Paul talked about how his theme song could be sung by the audience, similar to Seth Rollins’ and Cody Rhodes’ entrance music. WWE President Nick Khan was also present, and he seemed genuinely interested in the possibility.

By the way when the WWE audience gets their head out of their, sorry kids, gets their head out of their a**es, this is a perfect singalong song. I see people doing it for Seth [Rollins], ‘whoa whoa whoa.’ Cody [Rhodes], ‘whooa.’ Bro, how could I be so good looking and so HUMBLE… The whole arena going HUMBLE,†Paul said.

You can check out the full interview in the video below:

John Cena Had Praised Logan Paul In A Call To WWE President

Before John Cena and Logan Paul had faced each other at Clash in Paris earlier this year, Nick Khan had apparently asked Cena for his thoughts on Paul.

After the match, Cena called up Khan to give Logan Paul his stamp of approval. Speaking about the whole series of events in the same episode of IMPAULSIVE, Nick Khan said:

Going into that match, just so you know and I know John [Cena] wonâ€t mind me saying this. I said, ‘give me your feelings on Logan.†And he said ‘I will let you know after the match.†He called me maybe an hour or so after the match and he said he [Logan Paul] has it.”

“And it was never the, does he have the physical you know, skills to do it. Like I think in ring, everyone knows that youâ€ve put in the time and you can do it but for John it was, can you work the crowd with him, can you give and take with him. You know, do you know how to follow direction and take the lead. And I think you know certainly, from this seat, you proved yourself to him,†Khan said.

Coming from a veteran like John Cena, this is certainly high praise for the young WWE star.

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While WWE WrestleMania 42 is still some time away, plans for the show are already under consideration.

One of the biggest topics surrounding the next Showcase of the Immortals is the likelihood of Seth Rollins being a part of the match card. The Visionary has been out of action due to an injury he suffered at Crown Jewel when facing Cody Rhodes. Since then, he was written out of the scene in the way of him being ousted from the Vision.

The appearance of the masked man at Survivor Series: WarGames had also raised questions about him being Seth Rollins. However, the matter is still unclear.

According to a recent report from Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Rollins could likely be at WrestleMania 42. The report claims that while Cody Rhodes vs Roman Reigns is being seriously considered even if it didn’t happen at WrestleMania, Seth Rollins could be paired up with Bron Breakker to continue the storyline of the Vision.

Seth Rollins Has Mentioned His Recovery Timeline Amidst WWE Return Rumors

According to Seth Rollins, his recovery timeline is on track with what was expected.

Speaking on The Rich Eisen Show, the former WWE World Heavyweight Champion said:

“Weâ€re on track. Weâ€re on track. I got the brace off, like last week. Middle of the last week. So itâ€s nice to walk around like a regular person. I know thereâ€s a lot of skepticism in your question TJ, but you can consult my surgeon.â€

“I am feeling alright, I am feeling alright. Itâ€s nice to be able to get around without the brace. Iâ€ll say that. But yeah we are on track, weâ€re on track.â€

Whether this means that Rollins will be back before WrestleMania 42 or not, remains to be seen.

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It’s been nearly two months since Seth Rollins was forced to vacate the World Heavyweight Championship after suffering from a legitimate shoulder injury during his match with Cody Rhodes at Crown Jewel. It was quickly determined that Rollins would out of action for the remainder of the year, but last Tuesday, “The Visionary” estimated that he could return to the ring in eight to 12 weeks, hoping to be back by February on the road to WrestleMania 42. However, Rollins shared some more good news about the status of his injury earlier this week.

Speaking on “The Rich Eisen Show,” the former World Heavyweight Champion revealed that he’s taken a major step in his recovery process, but didn’t provide any additional details regarding his return timeline.

“We’re on track. I got the brace off last week, middle of last week. So, it was nice. It’s nice to walk around like a regular person … I’m feeling alright. It’s nice to be able to get around without the brace. I’ll say that.”

In order to write Rollins off WWE television, he was kicked out of his own faction, The Vision, as Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed and Paul Heyman betrayed him on the “WWE Raw” after Crown Jewel, resulting in one of the most shocking segments of the year. Going forward, it remains to be seen if Rollins will immediately seek revenge on The Vision upon his eventual return, or if he’ll aim to recapture the championship that he never lost.

If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit “The Rich Eisen Show” with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.

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Seth Rollins may be sidelined with a torn rotator cuff, but the Visionary just confirmed he wonâ€t miss one of the biggest WWE events in history—John Cenaâ€s final match.

Rollins, whoâ€s currently out of action, revealed during an interview on The Rich Eisen Show that his travel plans include a stop in Washington, D.C. for WWEâ€s Saturday Nightâ€s Main Event on December 13, 2025, where Cena is scheduled to wrestle his retirement bout at the Capital One Arena.

While talking about his Chicago Bears fandom, Rollins casually dropped the news when explaining his weekend itinerary.

“So, also breaking news. Iâ€m going to go to my first Bears game of the season coming up.â€

When asked which game, he added:

“Cleveland. The Cleveland game.â€

And then came the Cena mention:

“And then Iâ€m going to the Packers game. Iâ€ve got to—John Cena is—yeah, weâ€re going to do some traveling. Weâ€re going to stop through Chicago for the Cleveland game just because we have a nice little route back from D.C. after John Cenaâ€s last match.â€

That places Rollins at Cenaâ€s final match just one day before the Bears host the Browns at Soldier Field. While itâ€s not a confirmation of an on-screen return, itâ€s clear Rollins wonâ€t miss this historic send-off.

In a separate interview on Somethingâ€s Burning, the former World Heavyweight Champion gave fans a timeline for his return—and WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas is firmly in his sights. The two-night mega show is set for April 18 and 19, 2026, and Rollins says heâ€s targeting a February return to start “locking in†ahead of WWEâ€s biggest event.

“Uh, gosh — itâ€ll probably be gradual. I donâ€t even really know. My guess is about 8 to 12 weeks of, ‘Okay, now I have to stop eating like an a***.†Probably 12 weeks. Plus, weâ€ll be moving right into WrestleMania season, which is when I — you know — 12-day weeks. April. Yeah. Yeah, thatâ€s April. So Iâ€m hoping like around February, after all the holiday stuff, I can start to be like, ‘Okay, lock in. No more BS.†Probably after the Super Bowl and stuff, I would say. Like give myself a month before I come back-ish. Maybe — I donâ€t even know. You know, they say six months, so this could be April.â€

For now, the WWE Universe can expect to see him in D.C. as part of Cenaâ€s final chapter—one legend saying goodbye while another gears up for a major comeback.

Are you hoping to see Seth Rollins return in time for WrestleMania 42? Do you think heâ€ll make an appearance during John Cenaâ€s final match? Drop your predictions in the comments and let us know what you think.

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A real-life relationship on display and watched by millions each week on television, facing social media backlash, and a complete collapse. It was a very dark year for Seth Rollins in 2019, when the beginning of his real-life relationship with “The Man” Becky Lynch was the topic of conversation seen and rehashed repeatedly in storylines that many WWE staff believed would bring in high ratings. It didn’t, and as a result, it left the former Universal Champion a shell of himself – stripped as a champion, partner, and man. “The Visionary” reflected on that dreadful timeline and how social media played a key role in his emotional state on “Something’s Burning” with Bert Kreischer.Â

“There’s the hot takes, and then the algorithm—whatever gets traction is going to be usually negative or a hot take, and that gets amplified, and you see that, and you start to trick yourself into thinking that’s the reality that I live in,” Rollins noted on his mental health crisis in 2019. “When you’re already feeling bad about yourself or bad about what you’re doing from a creative standpoint, and then you have that on top, you know, it starts to pile on, and you start to feel a certain way about what you’re doing, and I found that was really affecting my personal life…It started affecting my relationship and the way I was interacting with her…After that, I got [it] under control, and now I spend a lot less time on social media than I used to back in the day.”

Rollins reported that he is completely off X [formerly known as Twitter], but his Instagram remains active. Just don’t expect him to read your comments, as he prefers to “not get in the weeds” with the reactions. Instead, his time is now spent on recovering from his shoulder injury, which he gave a timeline on when he expects he’ll make his full recovery and return to the ring.Â

If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit “Something’s Burning” with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.

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WWE has officially provided an update on the injury status of Seth Rollins.

Survivor Series saw one of the most widely speculated PLE endings in a long time. This is the result of a mystery attacker emerging out of nowhere toward the end of the PLE to attack CM Punk with a stomp. Many believed it to be Seth Rollins, as it was a picture-perfect stomp that only a few others in the industry can replicate. Paul Heyman clearly stated that he had no idea who the mystery attacker was, leading to Adam Pearce appointing Eddie Orengo as the spy to seek out more details.

WWE Provides An Update On Seth Rollins’ Medical Status

Amid all the chaos and the speculation, Orengo stated that Rollins was spotted near the venue without a sling, leading many to believe that he was the mysterious hooded figure. However, Adam Pearce then immediately provided an update on the matter, stating that according to WWE‘s medical team, The Visionary was still out of action and there was no way for him to climb up the cage and deliver the stomp.

Orengo then reappeared later in the night to state that no one had heard anything about the mystery attacker and that everyone’s fingers were pointed at Seth Rollins.

ADAM PEARCE IS LOCKED IN ON TRYING TO FIND THE MASKED MAN

SETH ROLLINS HAS BEEN RULED OUT MY MEDICAL 👀#WWERaw

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— FADE (@FadeAwayMedia) December 2, 2025

It was a weird turn of events, given that Rollins was nursing a shoulder injury and would be out of action for a while. This has now been officially confirmed by WWE as well, with the update on RAW.

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Nov 30, 2025, 10:02 AM ET

The Golden State Warriors will unite the Curry brothers as initially planned by signing veteran guard Seth Curry to a contract for the remainder of the season Monday, sources told ESPN.

Seth Curry joined the Warriors in training camp, but was waived just before the season because of the team’s financial restraints.

The Warriors are hard-capped at the second apron, which meant they could keep only 14 players entering the season to create enough prorated breathing space to add Seth Curry in the vacant 15th slot.

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There will be a wait for Seth and Stephen Curry to play alongside each other. Steph, who leads the 11-10 Warriors in scoring (27.9 points per game), is sidelined with a left quad strain. He is expected to be reevaluated in the coming week.

Seth Curry, who is entering his 12th NBA season, started his career with the franchise’s G League program in Santa Cruz but then purposefully ventured elsewhere — to 10 NBA teams — to map his own professional path out of his brother’s shadow, he said.

It has come with plenty of shooting success. The younger Curry brother has made 945 career 3s at a 43.3% clip, the seventh-highest percentage in league history. He shot an NBA-best 45.6% from 3-point range last season.

Seth Curry last summer decided the timing was finally right to join Stephen, who has long hoped to play with his brother on an NBA stage.

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Stephen and Seth Curry will be united.

For the first time in the brothers’ professional careers, Stephen and Seth will be on the same team as of Monday when the Warriors are expected to sign Seth for the remainder of the season, a story broken by Shams Charania and Anthony Slater of ESPN.

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This had always been the plan. Golden State signed Seth for training camp, but made it clear from day one that he would be waived and cut before the season started, and that they planned to re-sign him a month or two later. Welcome to the realities of the NBA’s tax aprons. The Warriors are hard-capped at the second apron (because they used the taxpayer mid-level exception to sign Al Horford), and after signing Jonathan Kuminga to his new contract plus bringing in Horford and De’Anthony Melton, the Warriors were bumping up against that cap. That meant Seth had to be waived to get the team under that hard cap to start the season, but the plan was always to re-sign him.

Technically, the Warriors could have brought Curry back a couple of weeks ago on the prorated veteran minimum contract he will sign, but the team wanted to give itself a little more room below that hard cap, so it waited.

We’ll have to wait a little longer to see Seth and Stephen on the court together because Stephen is out for a week with a quad contusion.

Seth, 35, shot 45.6% on 3-pointers last season on his way to averaging 6.5 points a game in Charlotte. He could help the 11-10 Warriors, who have the 22nd-ranked offense in the league this season.

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It took 12 seasons, but Seth Curry and Stephen Curry are about to take the court together. Seth will reportedly re-sign with the Golden State Warriors on Monday, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.

The move has been expected since the Warriors waived Seth in October.

Seth initially signed with the Warriors in September, but was waived by the teama month later for salary-cap reasons. The team has more roster flexibility in December, leading to Seth rejoining the team.

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Seth has carved out a fine career despite jumping around to a lot of different teams. Over his previous 11 years in the NBA, Seth has played for nine different franchises. But he’s never played with his brother … until now.

Seth, like Stephen, is a sharpshooter from 3-point range. Seth has a career .433 shooting percentage from beyond the arc. That’s actually higher than Stephen’s career .423 shooting percentage from deep.

The Warriors almost certainly intend to use Seth in a pure shooter role, letting him drain 3s from long distance. As an added benefit, Seth will get to play with his brother for the first time in their NBA careers.

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Seth had to wait a while for the move to finally happen, but the fact that he’s teaming up with Stephen might make it worth the wait.

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Seth Curry reportedly will re-sign with Warriors for remainder of season originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

Reinforcements are on the way for the Warriors.

Not only is Deâ€Anthony Meltonâ€s 2025-26 NBA season debut right around the corner, but Golden State will add a sharp-shooting Curry to the mix as well.

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No, not thatCurry, who currently is nursing a quad contusion.

Seth Curry intends to re-sign with the Warriors for the remainder of the season on Monday, ESPNâ€s Shams Charania reported Sunday, citing sources.

Curry originally signed with Golden State back in September on an Exhibit 9 contract and spent the entire training camp and preseason with the team before being waived on Oct. 18, prior to the start of the season. The move was expected, and the Warriors intended to re-sign Curry once his veteran-minimum contract could be prorated, starting in November, to fit under the second apron of the leagueâ€s salary cap.

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The 35-year-old Curry, in 11 NBA seasons, has averaged 10.0 points, 2.0 rebounds and 1.9 assists on 47.1-percent shooting from the field and 43.3 percent from 3-point range, which currently is the eighth-best mark in league history and better than his brother, Stephâ€s, 42.2-percent clip.

The younger Curry also led the league in 3-point shooting (45.6%) last season with the Charlotte Hornets.

Now he re-joins his brother in Golden State, where he should provide the team with elite shooting off the bench.

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