Seth Rollins won the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 31 and held it well into the fall, winning the longest title rule taking after a Money in the Bank trade out. Still, he was reserved so ineffectively as champion that both he and the title were totally undermined. It was just Rollins' unimaginable ability that kept him from slumping totally.
Rollins guarded the title against Kane at Hell in a Cell, and the next night, Roman Reigns won a four-route match to end up number one contender. The hotly anticipated singles standoff between the two men looked to at last be coming, yet the next week, Rollins harmed his knee and was compelled to abandon the title. Rules would win the competition to crown another champion.
Regardless of the longstanding ill will between the men, the making of the Reigns-Rollins match appeared somewhat sudden. That, consolidated with the way that Rollins was beginning to acquire fame for his stunning exhibitions, drove numerous fans to hypothesize that maybe "The Architect" would have held the belt at Survivor Series in the event that they battled, and Reigns just profit by Rollins' nonappearance.
Not the situation - as per The Wrestling Observer's Dave Meltzer, Reigns was going to leave Survivor Series with the belt regardless of who he needed to overcome.
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