Seth Rollins has given fans a rough idea of when his current WWE contract will end.
While speaking to Jay Mohr on Mohr Stories, Rollins was asked about his deal, to which the former World Champion confirmed that he has 3 years left. When asked about the specifics of the contract, Rollins confirmed that he gets paid a yearly salary, regardless of the events he performs at:
“It was all one deal and a yearly salary.”
Rollins also noted that he was very happy with the current deal.
2025 has been another historic year for The Visionary. Main eventing night one of WrestleMania 41, Rollins emerged the victor after Paul Heyman betrayed his former allies CM Punk and Roman Reigns. Later forming The Vision alongside Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed, Rollins went on to win the Money in the Bank contract later that year. Although it appeared that Rollins suffered an injury with his match against LA Knight at Saturday Night’s Main Event, the injury turned out to be a ruse as Rollins cashed in his contract on CM Punk after Punk defeated Gunther at SummerSlam to win the World Heavyweight Championship.
Unfortunately, Rollins suffered an injury in his match against Cody Rhodes at Crown Jewel, but was still able to defeat The American Nightmare to win the Crown Jewel Championship. Unlike the last time, Rollins’ injury was legitimate and resulted in his vacating the championship and requiring surgery. Rollins was written off TV after being attacked by Bron Breakker. In previous interviews, Rollins has noted that WrestleMania 42 is the target date for his return.
When Did Seth Rollins Sign His Most Recent WWE Contract?
Rollins re-signed with the company back in May 2024. The signing took place during a period when WWE was looking to lock in all of its top talent to multi-year deals as the deals put in place in 2019 were set to come to an end. The reason why so many deals were signed in 2019 was to prevent talent from having talks with AEW, who were in its early stages at that point.
Like many who re-signed during the late 2023 and 2024 period, Rollins’ new contract was said to be a substantial increase on his last deal.
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