Seth Rollins revealed that when fans see him in public, many of them actually ask to be stomped by him.

Speaking on the Chicago Bears’ YouTube channel, Seth Rollins shared how fans react when they see him in public. He mentioned that while he doesn’t get taunted much, many fans actually ask to be put in a headlock. Some even come up to him, saying they want to feel how much it hurts.

Rollins added that he often receives bizarre requests, with people wanting to be locked in arm ringers and headlocks just for the experience. The Visionary also revealed that his finisher is incredibly popular among fans, to the point where some even ask to be stomped by him in public.

“You know, you do get the requests for strange things like headlocks or arm ringers or, you know, my finisher is a stomp to the back of the head. People want to see how that feels. I wouldn’t advise it, but um for the most part, I think I think and wrestling fans are a wild bunch, but I think everybody is mostly just excited to catch a glimpse, you know what I mean?

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Rollins believes that fans are simply excited—sometimes overly so—just to catch a glimpse of him in real life, which explains the bizarre requests to some extent. He clarified that he’s not claiming to be as popular as The Rock or John Cena. He’s still able to go out and live his daily life in public without much trouble.

However, he admitted that being approached for photos by fans is a fairly regular occurrence. As a seasoned veteran with years of dominance in WWE, The Architect has long been a fan favorite. So, this kind of warm reception from the WWE Universe comes as no surprise.

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Anugrah is a professional wrestling writer for RingsideNews.com with over three years of experience and more than 1,900 published articles covering WWE, AEW, and the world of sports entertainment.

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