SETH ROLLINS DISCUSSES WHAT YOUNG TALENT CAN LEARN FROM BRAY WYATT

The wrestling world is still in shock at the sudden passing of Windham Rotunda (Bray Wyatt) on August 24 at the age of 36.

Many fans and wrestlers have paid their tributes to Wyatt over the past weeks, including Seth Rollins, who paid emotional tribute to Wyatt both on a Twitter video and on Monday Night Raw.

Speaking about Wyatt on WWE After The Bell, Rollins discussed what he believes young talent can learn from Wyatt.

He said (transcription via Wrestling Inc .):

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I’ll keep it in the wrestling bubble, That’s the lesson to all young talent or talents who are trying to find their footing in our industry, don’t let setbacks force you to feel like you failed, or that you need to give up or give in, or any of that. You can be successful.

You just have to figure yourself out. You’ve got to figure out who you are, and what your character is. You can do all these things, you just have to believe and you have to work and you have to process and it takes time and that’s okay.

I know Windham was frustrated during that period of time, but he just let his creative juices flow. He had ‘The American Dream’ Dusty Rhodes there, and he had his friends and his brothers and his people, and everybody was rooting for him.”

Rollins defended his World Heavyweight Championship against Shinsuke Nakamura at WWE Payback last night.