Seth Rollins is a top star in WWE. The Monday Night Messiah is one of the most consistent and dependable performers in a super stacked roster. Rollins also runs a wrestling academy by the name of Black and Brave Wrestling.

Rollins took to Instagram on Tuesday and referred to a recent incident he had with a couple of fans. The Visionary revealed the fans came to greet him and Becky Lynch, but Rollins told them off.

Rollins soon realized the error of his ways and shared a lengthy post on his social media, apologizing to the fans and even welcoming them to stop by his Black and Brave Wrestling Academy.

Hello fine folks!

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I love interacting with my fans. You guys are the best. Your continued support of me and the @blackandbravewrestling enterprise is what keeps our collective heart beating strong.

Today a couple of young cats saw my wife and me training in the back of the brick and mortar and stopped by to say hello. Unfortunately, I was right in the middle of a loooooong workout. I was very harsh and abrupt in my candor. For that, I apologize. There’s no excuse for that. If either you folks who I was short with today are reading this, please come back another time. I’d love to apologize in person.

That open invite is all-inclusive too! Feel free to pop by the school. If I happen to be here, please just be conscious of what’s going on around you! Don’t be deterred if I’m teaching a class or deep in the sweat game. It may take a few extra minutes, but I promise I’m down to take a pic or have a quick chat.

In closing, thank you again to all of you who’ve had our backs over the years! Here’s to many more! Our door is always open (during business hours) so come on by! – @wwerollins

Rollins is set to square off against Riddle at SummerSlam 10 days from now. The two wrestled a dark match after Raw last night. You can check out the line-up for the July 30th premium live event right here.

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Manik Aftab

Manik Aftab serves as a news writer at Ringside News. He has covered pro wrestling and sports entertainment for a variety of publications, including Sportskeeda Wrestling, The Sportster, and WrestleZone. Outside of his professional duties, Manik likes to indulge in fiction, thrillers, comics, manga, and anime.

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