Seth Rollins Spotted on Crutches at WWE Evolution 2, Future Matches Uncertain

Seth Rollins Shows Up at WWE Evolution 2 With Knee Brace and Crutches

The buzz at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena wasn’t just about matches or title defenses—Seth Rollins showed up backstage at WWE Evolution 2 using crutches and strapped into a heavy-duty knee brace. The sight caught plenty of fans and insiders off guard. This wasn’t just some minor knock; people who saw him there said the injury looked bad. Of course, nothing official has come out yet, but you don’t see Rollins hobbling around unless there’s a real issue.

Despite limping in, Rollins wasn’t there to fight or cut a promo. He was simply supporting his wife, Becky Lynch, as she defended her WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship against Bayley and Lyra Valkyria. Even with an obvious injury, Rollins didn’t miss a chance to support Lynch in a pivotal match. That tells you a lot about his commitment not just to the sport but to his family too.

What This Means for Monday Night RAW and Ongoing Storylines

Now comes the big question: what happens to Monday Night RAW? Rollins is a major player, with storylines often built around him—especially his "Mr. Money in the Bank" arc and interactions with names like Paul Heyman, Bronson Reed, and Bron Breakker. He was advertised locally to show up in upcoming segments, but after this latest setback, that now looks uncertain.

No official word has dropped from WWE about how bad the knee injury is or whether Rollins will be pulled from matches. It’s not a great sign when a top star shows up at an event just to spectate, wearing more metal and Velcro than ring gear. If he’s out for a while, others in his faction and potential rivals might need a quick storyline reshuffle. That’s going to frustrate a lot of fans who’ve been hyped for his next big feud or championship chase.

As of right now, WWE’s staying quiet. The company hasn’t given any clearer picture about how long Rollins could be out, or how the injury happened. All eyes are on the company’s next update, which should hopefully come in the next few days. Until then, fans and fellow wrestlers are left guessing how long Rollins will be missing—and if this could sideline one of WWE’s main draws for the foreseeable future.