Seth Rollins says that despite being part of three WrestleMania main events across his career, he does not feel like he has ever actually closed out the show on his own terms. The three-time World Champion made the comments during an appearance on “The Kittle Things” podcast with George and Claire Kittle, where he was joined by his wife, Becky Lynch.
According to Fightful, Rollins has technically been involved in the main event slot at WrestleMania on three occasions. The first came at WrestleMania 31, when he cashed in his Money in the Bank contract during the main event to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship in a moment widely regarded as one of the most memorable cash-ins in the match’s history. The second came on night one of WrestleMania 40, when Rollins teamed with Cody Rhodes. Despite being credited across those WrestleMania main events, Rollins explained that none of them fully satisfy what he considers a true, standalone headline spot built around his own story.
Speaking on the same podcast appearance, Rollins directly called on WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H to finally book him in a WrestleMania night two main event, according to Ringside News. Rollins framed it as one of the last remaining items on his career checklist, despite having already accomplished a Money in the Bank cash-in and multiple world title reigns over the course of his run in WWE.
The appearance also touched on personal territory, with eWrestlingNews reporting that Rollins shared a story about how he handled a past relationship with maturity, discussed alongside Lynch during the same sit-down. The couple have frequently appeared together in media settings, and this podcast stop continued that pattern while mixing in in-ring career reflection with more personal conversation.
No WrestleMania 43 card plans, match pairings, or confirmation from Triple H or WWE have been reported in connection with Rollins’ comments. The remarks stand as Rollins publicly stating his own career goal rather than any confirmed or hinted creative direction from WWE. Given his standing as a multiple-time World Champion and his history of marquee WrestleMania moments, including the 2015 cash-in, Rollins’ push for a true solo main event slot adds a notable storyline for WWE watchers to track as WrestleMania season approaches, though nothing beyond his stated ambition has been verified at this time.
