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Triple H gives heartbreaking health update on Seth Rollins after injury at SNME 2025
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, JUL 14 – Triple H said Seth Rollins' injury status is unclear pending an MRI; Rollins sustained the injury during a match and has a history of recurring knee problems.
- Seth Rollins injured his knee near the end of his bout with LA Knight during the July 13 episode of Saturday Night's Main Event.
- The injury occurred when Rollins attempted a moonsault and immediately grabbed his knee, causing the match finish to be changed on the fly.
- Triple H, WWE's chief content officer, updated fans during the Evolution 2025 post-show press conference that Rollins’ injury is 'a little bit inconclusive' and he will get an MRI in Birmingham on July 14.
- Triple H said, 'Doesn't look good,' and Rollins was seen backstage the next day with crutches and a knee brace, supporting the severity of his latest knee injury.
- This injury adds to Rollins' history of knee problems and could lead to significant storyline changes, with confirmation awaited after his MRI results.
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