The WWE Universe is patiently awaiting the return of Seth Rollins. There has been talk of Rollins missing several big events this year, and his future seemed to be up in the air. However, a new update has just been provided by sources close to the multi-time champion as he prepares to return.

The Architect has not wrestled or even appeared on TV since losing the World Heavyweight Championship on Night Two of WrestleMania XL. Although he did participate in the main event chaos that night, Rollins has been notably absent from the ring. Reports indicate that Rollins suffered a torn MCL and a partially torn meniscus back in January. Despite these injuries, he managed to cut back on his in-ring action and underwent rehab to ensure his participation in WrestleMania XL.

Rollins has been spending his recovery time at the Black & Brave Wrestling Academy, which he co-owns in Iowa. While the 38-year-old superstar has not publicly commented on his comeback, sources indicate that he is doing well as he continues to heal. 

Fans are eager to see Rollins back in action, and this update brings a sense of hope and anticipation. His resilience and dedication to returning to the ring highlight his commitment to his career and the WWE Universe. 

As Rollins continues his rehabilitation, supporters remain optimistic about his return and the impact he will undoubtedly have upon re-entering the squared circle. Stay tuned for more updates on Seth Rollins’ journey back to WWE.