
The landscape for Night of Champions shifted dramatically during this past Monday’s episode of WWE RAW. Following a challenge from CM Punk, the reigning Undisputed WWE Champion John Cena agreed to defend his title against him at the premium live event in Riyadh.
However, the confrontation between the two veterans was interrupted by the presence of Seth Rollins. Carrying his Money in the Bank briefcase, The Visionary appeared and teased a potential cash-in, adding a significant layer of unpredictability to the scheduled championship encounter.
Cena’s current reign is part of a widely discussed retirement tour, with the superstar having previously announced that 2025 would be his final year of in-ring competition. His path to securing a record 17th world title culminated at WrestleMania 41, where he defeated Cody Rhodes and executed his first heel turn in over two decades. Aligning with The Rock, Cena’s “Last Real Champion” persona has been a central storyline since April.
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How Rollins Could Spoil the Main Event
A potential scenario explored for Night of Champions involves Rollins making a calculated move during the Cena vs. Punk match. By cashing in his contract mid-contest, he could transform the bout into a Triple Threat match, creating a chaotic conclusion.
This proposed angle speculates that Rollins could then pin either Cena or Punk to capture the Undisputed WWE Championship. Such a victory would not only abruptly end Cena’s historic reign but would also cement Rollins as the premier heel on the roster and establish his faction as the most powerful group in WWE.
The champion is already embroiled in multiple conflicts, having recently faced Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso alongside Logan Paul at Money in the Bank. The constant threats from various fronts could create the perfect opening for Rollins to capitalize and seize the company’s top prize. This remains speculative, as nothing has been officially confirmed by WWE.
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