Jonathan Hood

This is the story of Cody Rhodes against the bloodline.

I'm just going to use that as an example.

When you don't have friends to help you, this is what happens.

You go through the roster and you say, I'm going to take on someone one-on-one.

All of a sudden it becomes two-on-one.

All of a sudden it becomes three-on-one.

And it becomes a problem.

And when I think about what is happening with Seth Rollins, Seth Rollins is by himself.

He's all alone.

Once again, the street profits are around and street profits like, no, no, no.

This is about the tag team championships.

It's not about you.

And so even in commentary, I heard Michael Cole say that, you know, this is a guy that has paid a lot of dues and burned a lot of bridges.

And now it's just on Seth Rollins.

Now, here's the thing.

I like what I see from Seth Rollins a lot because Seth Rollins is a man standing by himself.

There's no cackle.

There's no crazy outfits.

He's back to where he was with the shield.

And that's just a guy that's just determined to win.