In the coming weeks Believe-In-Rollins.com & Seth-Rollins.com will be merging together to create an all new, larger source for all things Seth Rollins!

A little backstory on this news:
I know some of you may be familiar with both our website & Seth-Rollins.com; both sites debuted within a few months of each other back in 2013, so we’ve both been around for around 6 years now. I’ve considered the webmisses of Seth-Rollins.com to be among some of the best people I’ve met in this crazy fansite world. When our site first debuted, the landscape was much different & a few people were less than accepting of our new site at the time. During those tough few months, the webmisses of Seth-Rollins.com stepped up to support us in more ways than one. In a world where fansites for the same wrestler rarely got along, those ladies reached out publicly and were willing to help & support Believe-In-Rollins.com, and for a while we even shared photos/videos. I’ve always considered the friendship among the Seth Rollins sites (and Seth Rollins Fans) to be special – we know each other, we respect each other & we’ve never had arguments, or drama. We simply all put our passion, creativity & time into supporting Seth.

Recently, our friends decided they wished to take a step back & simply be fans for a while, and their website needed a new home. In order to preserve everyone’s hard work and effort, we have purchased Seth-Rollins.com with all its content & social media. All of the content from both websites will be carefully merged together, so rest assured none of your favorites will be lost. For the time being updates will be posted on both Twitter accounts & websites, to give all of our followers time to get used to everything. Both website domains & social media accounts will continue to be used now & in the future in some capacity as well. This is going to take some time & work to put together, but we hope to debut the complete new site layout in late spring to early summer!

I’d like to give a special thank you to Angela and Carol for giving me the opportunity to purchase their website & trusting me to take care of their hard work, as well as my own (I know how much the site meant to you). Thank you for your continuing friendship & for making a special impression on me. Thank you to my co-web & friend Kris (@SBusterStudios) for creating the graphic for this post, and for supporting me behind the scenes/helping to move the website content.

Stay tuned to Believe-In-Rollins.com & Seth-Rollins.com AND make sure to follow both @SethRollinsWeb @SethRollinsCOM so you don’t miss future updates!

Thank you!
~ Admin Cassidy (@OwenHartFan)

Article Credit: Sportingnews.com
Writer: By Brian Fritz @BrianFritz from the “Between The Ropes” Podcast

No one ever wants to suffer an injury, especially one as big as the one Seth Rollins experienced in November 2015. He was on a roll at the time and arguably the biggest heel in the WWE. Rollins was riding high. Then during an overseas match with Kane, his momentum came to a halt as he tore the ACL, MCL and medial meniscus in his knee. It would be more than seven months before “The Architect” returned to the ring.

Sporting News spoke with Rollins about being in his first feature film, fighting Anne Heche, recovering from his knee injury during filming, becoming a good guy in WWE, and getting the cover of the upcoming WWE 2K18 video game. “Armed Response” will be available on digital download and limited theatrical release beginning on Friday, August 4.

SPORTING NEWS: How was the movie making experience for “Armed Response” for you overall seeing this is the first feature film you’ve done?
SETH ROLLINS: Yeah, this is the first one. It was cool. Honestly, it was a good experience. I had no idea what it was going to be like going in. I had no preconceptions or anything like that. I was going in with an open mind and it was a lot different than what I’m used to doing live shows all the time. It was super-interesting and a fun experience, a learning experience for me.

SN: How would you explain this movie is someone asked you? Is it a horror movie, it is a thriller?
SR: I’d call it more of a suspense-thriller. There are some elements of action and horror but that’s not the predominant theme. It’s more of a suspense thriller, a whodunit trying to figure out how the other Special Forces team was supposed to be manning this outpost and have gone missing. There’s a lot of elements of who, what, when, where, stuff like that.
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Seth Rollins is used to the instant feedback that comes from a live WWE audience. His music hits and he knows what the fans think. He executes a move and he knows whether the fans like it or not. That is among the things that makes Rollins’ feature film debut so unique in Armed Response, which comes out Friday in theaters in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta and Phoenix and video-on-demand platforms.

Rollins filmed the movie in late 2016 when he was still sidelined after knee surgery in November 2015. He’s been waiting months to see how the fans will react. “Something like this was a lot different than what I’m used to,” he told For The Win. “There’s no audience watching you with a boo or a yeah whenever something bad or good happens. I’m very curious to see what our fanbase is going to think of it and what the response will be overall to my performance.
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Article Credit: Ign.com, Follow them on Twitter: @IGN
Writer Credit: By Matt Fowler (Writer at IGN & member of the Television Critics Association.
Twitter at @TheMattFowler & Facebook at Facebook.com/MattBFowler

Before WWE Superstar Seth Rollins heads into SummerSlam on Sunday, August 20th, you can watch him suit up for some spooky action in Armed Response – a new paranormal thriller from WWE and KISS legend Gene Simmons that opens in theaters and On Demand on Friday, August 4th. Starring Wesley Snipes, Anne Heche, Dave Annable, and Simmons himself in a cameo role, Armed Response follows a team of special forces soldiers as they investigate an artificial intelligence gone wrong inside a secret high-tech facility known as The Temple.

Rollins, in his very first movie roll, stars as one of the most brutal members of Snipes’ highly-skilled black ops unit and as the mystery deepens and the danger rises, Rollins’ Bret starts to become more and more unhinged. I had the pleasure of speaking to Rollins about his first foray into film and what it was like to go toe-to-toe with…Anne Heche.

IGN: When did you film Armed Response?
Seth Rollins: It was all shot in April of 2016, I want to say.

IGN: Yeah, you looked pretty mobile and I was wondering how it coincided with your knee injury.
Rollins: I was right at the end of my rehab period. So I got hurt and had surgery in November of 2015 so this was probably five months or so out from that. I was at the very end of my rehab so I was moving around pretty well, though I still had a ways to go before I was ring ready, but I was certainly silver screen ready.
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Seth was very busy promoting SummerSlam these past few days! He spent a day at ESPN HQ doing various videos for different segments and ESPN’s social media platforms. I’ve gathered all the videos right here for your viewing pleasure and just in case anyone missed one as it was a very busy day! And if anyone likes to save videos we should have links to downloadable versions of these soon; as well the screen-captures for these interviews are coming and there will be another post with those links for everyone.

Video Links:

His & Hers

First Take

ESPN Q&A’s

Seth Rollins Imagines his Alter-ego

Seth on ESPN SportsCenter Clip #1