He is a visionary, he is a revolutionary, and he is Seth "Freakin'" Rollins. 

The same Superstar that beat Brock Lesnar for the Universal Title twice,  the only Superstar to hold both the WWE Championship and United States Championship simultaneously, and the author of both The Heist of The Century at WrestleMania 31 and The Ruse of The Century at SummerSlam 2025: That's Seth "Freakin'" Rollins. 

A veteran of the independent scene who sometimes seems more ninja than Superstar, Rollins set up shop as one of WWE’s on-the-spot history-makers from the second he walked in the door. From his reign as the first-ever NXT Champion to his vaunted time as The Architect of the dominant trio The Shield, Rollins’ first two years in WWE were a master class of evolution. Coincidentally enough, that’s the name of one of the factions he and his fellow Hounds of Justice managed to upend in their near-spotless two-year run throughout WWE’s ranks.

The architect of one of the most shocking betrayals in WWE history gave way to one of the greatest singles career of all-time as Rollins smashed a chair in the back of Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose to align himself with The Authority. 

Somehow, he was even better flying solo, racking up accolades faster than WWE could produce them. Within 15 months of The Shield’s breakup, Rollins had won a Money in the Bank contract, converted it into the WWE Title and added John Cena’s U.S. Title to his trophy case. Eventually, Rollins became a Grand Slam Champion, capping it off with an Intercontinental Title win at WrestleMania 34. The biggest victory of Rollins' young career came one year later at WrestleMania 35 where he beat the seemingly indestructible Brock Lesnar to win the Universal Championship. Amazingly, Rollins defeated Lesnar again at SummerSlam 2019 to win the Universal Title for a second time.

Despite the epic win, Rollins soon received some criticism from the WWE Universe, and he responded by lashing out at the fans, dubbing himself first The Monday Night Messiah on Raw and then The SmackDown Savior when he was moved to the blue brand as part of the 2020 WWE Draft.

At WWE Night of Champions 2023, with the masses serenading him with his signature entrance theme, Seth “Freakin'” Rollins reigned supreme over AJ Styles in a hard-fought matchup to become the first titleholder of the new World Heavyweight Championship.

Rollins reigned for nearly a year as World Heavyweight Champion, delivering stellar performances each and every night. However, a dark cloud grew over WWE that Rollins felt compelled to combat. 

Feeling responsibility for the birth of The Tribal Chief due to his betrayal of Reigns all those years ago, Rollins would team up with his longtime rival Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania XL in a loss to Reigns and The Rock in the main event.

The battles were lost as Rollins lost that match and his World Heavyweight Title the following night to Drew McIntyre, but the war was won when The American Nightmare dethroned Reigns just hours later in the main event. 

Rollins turned his attention to longtime foe CM Punk, and along with Reigns, the trio clashed in an unforgettable Triple Threat Match at WrestleMania 41. 

It was there that another of The Visionary's master plans came together as WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman turned his back on The Tribal Chief and The Second City Saint and joined Rollins in stunning fashion. The partnership grew exponentially when Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed joined forces with Rollins, forming The Vision on Monday Night Raw. 

Another Money in the Bank win and another iconic cash-in gave Rollins his title back, changing the course of Monday Night Raw once again by the hands of The Visionary.