Seth Rollins Wants Triple H To Book Him In The WrestleMania Night Two Main Event

Seth Rollins still has one major WrestleMania achievement on his wishlist.© NDTV Library

Seth Rollins wants Triple H to book him in the main event of WrestleMania Night Two, and he said it straight out on The Kittle Things podcast with Becky Lynch. It's the one WrestleMania achievement still left on his career wishlist. The former World Heavyweight Champion has headlined Night One and played a big part in earlier closing matches, but he wants to be the wrestler advertised to close the biggest show of the year. He also admitted that time is not unlimited for him, and he put the ask to WWE's Chief Content Officer directly.

“I feel like i have never been the main event of WrestleMania” - Seth Rollins says personally he doesn't feel like he's ever been the official Mania main event. https://t.co/aT90zasH12

— FADE (@FadeAwayMedia) November 10, 2026

Rollins wants the Night Two billing, not another memorable cash-in

Rollins separates being involved in a closing match from being its advertised headliner. At WrestleMania 31, he cashed in his Money in the Bank contract during Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns' match, which turned it into a triple threat (all three men compete at once, and any of them can win the title).

He walked out as winner of WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Here's how he explained the difference.

“Most people consider it part of the main event. If you look at it on the lineup, it would be because, technically, it's a triple threat match, because I changed the match to a triple threat. But I was not on the marquee. I wasn't advertised as the main event,” he said.

He also pointed to being involved in the WrestleMania 40 Night Two main event between Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns. Still, Rollins has headlined Night One, and what he wants now is to be promoted as the star closing Night Two. Then he made his pitch.

“Mr. Triple H, let's work on that. Whoever's in charge. It's a tough sell. It's a tough sell. Maybe I've got a few years left. We'll see if I can get there,”Rollins said.

Rollins has no confirmed date for his WWE television return

Rollins hasn't been on television since he lost to Roman Reigns at SummerSlam on August 2, 2026. He did wrestle on WWE's September South American tour, though. In October, Dave Meltzer reported that Rollins was recovering from a minor injury and“could be back if needed now or soon.”WWE was reportedly waiting for the right opportunity to bring him back for maximum impact.

Rollins also talked about his absence in a September interview with ESPN Chicago. “At the end of the day, I'll come back when the time is right,” he said.

So far, WWE has not announced his return date or confirmed a WrestleMania 43 main-event booking. His request to Triple H remains a personal goal, not a confirmed creative plan.