Merged: Is Seth Rollins Dangerous? Bret Hart thinks so.

Oh boy, this isn't going to end well.

Well I'm not blasting the guy of claiming that he sucks. I'm a fan and I'm only pointing out the obvious.

This 100%
The WWE should ban Seth from using that move. It's cool watch but it's not worth losing Sting and possibly months of Finn Balor over.

Is Rollins the most unsafe/careless top WWE guy ever? The other wrestlers who tend to cause high profile injuries (Ryback, Kennedy etc) weren't really main eventers.

Seth needs to slow down. He's had a long standing reputation of being the guy who is really concerned with getting all of his spots in every single night. There are many stories of him being spoken to in NXT about his aggressive, fast-paced style and his eagerness to please the audience with his moveset.

That's great in a way, because he is so immensely dedicated and committed. He wants to be the best, he lives and breathes this stuff, but it's going to cost him.

I'm not about to place direct blame on Seth for these injuries. Cena himself said that that could have happened to anyone on any night. Seth and Cena weren't on the same page and they both ended up in the wrong place. The Sting and Balor things are little more than freak accidents that happen to be a product of the same move. With that in mind, if I were Seth, I'd just remove it from my aresenal. I understand that he's done it hundreds of times to plenty of guys with no consequences, but it's a scary move to take, especially outside of the ring. Seth won't be a lesser worker by not having it.

After rewatching his match with Finn, the injury was definitely Rollins' fault. If Finn didn't reach back with his arm to grab the barricade, the back of his head would've smacked right off of the wall and he probably would've been knocked out cold. Rollins released him way too early for the Powerbomb.

I don't think Rollins is a careless worker, but nevertheless, the facts are the facts. Like you said, this is now three guys within the span of a year that have been seriously injured while in the ring with Rollins. Something has to change, because you don't become a long-lasting star in this company if guys are getting hurt when they're in the ring with you. As I said in the RAW thread, I don't think Rollins should've been rewarded with a championship match immediately after Finn's injury, which Seth was mainly responsible for. Yes, it was an accident, but that doesn't just mean he's off the hook for playing a role in knocking a guy out for six months. If I were Finn Bálor, I'd be pissed at him.

I recall Rollins saying on Talk is Jericho that Vince McMahon had an image of a young Shane and Stephanie emulating the curb stomp on each other and didn't want to have other children potentially getting hurt by performing it incorrectly as they played at home or school.

I really wish he had kept the move, but like he said, once Vince has made up his mind about something, there is no talking him out of it.

It's not just Seth Rollins, but all these ROH and indy guys that come to the WWE seem to work the ROH style of matches in a WWE way. It doesn't work.

Vince will push Roman Reigns to the moon and back now, because he doesn't get hurt and he wrestles a WWE style of wrestling.

I have never seen such an era for WWE where so many times belts had to be vacated because they get put on these guys who wrestled in the indys, doing fancy moves non stop, end up doing them in the WWE and they get hurt.

Oh no, for God's sake, don't question the Rollins on here.