Seth Rollins is coming for Triple H's job.
The former WWE world champion is a known NFL fan, and he has slowly been developing a career as a Football analyst in recent months. Apart from hosting Good Morning Football a number of times recently, Rollins is set to be part of the broadcast team for the Christmas Day game between the Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Lions on Netflix.
The wrestling veteran spoke about this opportunity and the upcoming game in detail during a recent interview with Bleacher Report. Among other things, Seth Rollins discussed managing his football duties with a full-time wrestling career saying that he wants to do it all. The Visionary said that he wants to create his own unique space where he can be part of both worlds even after the end of his in-ring career:
I wanna do it all. I don’t see any reason why I can’t. Who says I can’t do both? I love WWE and I wanna be a part of it for as long as I can, as long as they’ll have me, whether that’s in ring or behind the scenes. And I love talking about football.
So if I can continue to kind of create my own space in that world and people will have me, I’d love to be there and talk about it. It’s a great thing to be able to do both, I’m super lucky. When I’m done, I wanna be in the booth calling a Bears game and then I wanna be calling the shots in Gorilla in WWE. So, let’s do it all.
Though this doesn't mean Seth Rollins is looking to hang up his boots anytime soon. The 39-year-old had admitted that he has more wrestling years behind him than in front during a recent talk but claimed that he still has a lot of gas left in the tank. According to the WWE veteran, he still has years left before he starts thinking about the end of his career.
The former Vision leader is currently out of action with a shoulder injury he suffered during the Crown Jewel event in October this year. Rollins is expected to stay out of action for about six months, putting his potential return date right around WrestleMania 42 in April.
