Seth Rollins Says Vince McMahon Won't Let Him Wear His Alternate White Attire
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In the realm of alternate costumes, Seth Rollins' SummerSlam 2015 get-up seems to be well-regarded among the WWE faithful.
The white-and-gold variation of his normally-black attire certainly stood out in the eyes of fans, and came along at a time when the Authority-backed Rollins was at his absolute peak as a character.
But it doesn't look like we'll be seeing it again any time soon.
In a video that surfaced on Twitter (but appears to have since been taken down), Rollins spoke about the costume at a recent signing, in which he autographed a Vinyl POP figure of himself wearing the outfit. A bystander asks Rollins if he'll ever don the white outfit again.
Said the Universal champion, "No. Vince won't let me wear it. Because he's a weird old man who doesn't understand that people think it's the coolest gear they've ever seen. Yeah. He doesn't get it. I get that question more than anything else. What does that mean? It's just huge, man. People loved it I think it's in the archive. I gave it to our archivist guy. He puts it up at all the Axxesses and stuff."
(Quote transcribed by Fightful)
The white-and-gold variation of his normally-black attire certainly stood out in the eyes of fans, and came along at a time when the Authority-backed Rollins was at his absolute peak as a character.
But it doesn't look like we'll be seeing it again any time soon.
In a video that surfaced on Twitter (but appears to have since been taken down), Rollins spoke about the costume at a recent signing, in which he autographed a Vinyl POP figure of himself wearing the outfit. A bystander asks Rollins if he'll ever don the white outfit again.
Said the Universal champion, "No. Vince won't let me wear it. Because he's a weird old man who doesn't understand that people think it's the coolest gear they've ever seen. Yeah. He doesn't get it. I get that question more than anything else. What does that mean? It's just huge, man. People loved it I think it's in the archive. I gave it to our archivist guy. He puts it up at all the Axxesses and stuff."
(Quote transcribed by Fightful)
Written by Justin Henry
In addition to writing lists and commentaries for Cultaholic, Justin is also a features writer and interviewer for Fighting Spirit Magazine, and is co-author of the WWE-related book Titan Screwed: Lost Smiles, Stunners, and Screwjobs.
