WWE Raw results: Seth Rollins refuses to join Roman Reigns as 5th member of original Bloodline

Seth Rollins has turned down an offer from Sami Zayn to be the fifth member of the 'original' Bloodline for WarGames at WWE Survivor Series. On the latest episode of Monday Night RAW, Rollins was offered the chance to become the fifth member of the OG Bloodline, but the former World Champion said no.??

Seth Rollins says no

Zayn, who approached Rollins with the offer, made a convincing pitch, reminding him of their shared history, dating back to the days of The Shield.??

The Shield

Reigns and Rollins, along with Dean Ambrose, made up The Shield, which debuted in 2012 and went on to become one of the most formidable stables in recent WWE history. The Shield disbanded in 2019, and Ambrose, who left WWE, is currently with AEW, where he wrestles under the ring name Jon Moxley.??

CREDIT: WWE

Despite Zayn's best efforts and the claim that nobody else on the roster would do it, Rollins said he would not help build Reigns back up.??

Rollins said that he knew who Reigns was, and he was shocked that anyone would stand next to him. He also said that Reigns was using Zayn again.??

Solo Sikoa tries to recruit Rollins?

Zayn wasn’t the only one trying to recruit Rollins for WarGames on the latest episode of RAW. Solo Sikoa, who became the Tribal Chief in the absence of Reigns, also tried to recruit Rollins, this time to take on his old friend.??

Rollins once again turned down the offer, saying that he would never team up with Reigns again, nor would he join forces with a wannabe Roman Reigns.??

"The next time I am in a ring with Roman Reigns, it will be to stomp his head into the ground. Never again in my life will I team with Roman Reigns. But I will never join forces with a wannabe Roman Reigns," he said.

CREDIT: WWE

Bloodline battle on Survivor Series

On WarGames, Sikoa is set to lead Jacob Fatu, Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa into battle against original Bloodline members Reigns, The Usos and Zayn.

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