This story is from December 25, 2023
Seth Rollins hits major milestone as WWE Raw World Heavyweight Champion
Originally, plans were in place to separate the WWE and Universal Titles after Roman Reigns' loss at WrestleMania 39. However, circumstances led to the creation of a premier title for the Raw brand, and Rollins embraced the responsibility.
Inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2015, "Big Sexy" Kevin Nash left his mark in professional wrestling and appeared in popular films like "The Punisher," "John Wick," and the "Magic Mike" series.
Known for wrestling makeovers, Kane temporarily stepped away from WWE to portray the psychopathic Jacob Goodnight in the horror film "See No Evil" and its 2014 sequel.
Following a successful WWE career, The Rock became a Hollywood sensation, featuring in blockbuster films such as "Jumanji," the Fast & Furious series, "Pain & Gain," and "Hercules."
Boasting 15 WWE Championship wins, Cena smoothly transitioned his wrestling success into a notable acting career, starring in films like "Bumblebee," "Blockers," and "Trainwreck."
Austin transitioned from a brash in-ring competitor to a film actor, leaving his mark in productions like "The Longest Yard" and WWE-produced "The Condemned."
Beyond wrestling success as "The Body," Jesse Ventura ventured into film, sharing the screen with Arnold Schwarzenegger in movies like "Predator," "The Running Man," and "Batman & Robin."
While managing WWE operations, Triple H entered Hollywood, securing roles in films like "The Chaperone" and "Blade: Trinity" as he neared age 50.
With six WWE title wins, Batista transitioned to acting, playing roles such as Brass Body in "The Man with the Iron Fists" and Drax the Destroyer in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
A 12-time WWE/WCW Champion, Hogan's wrestling legacy spans eras, and he made an early move into acting with a memorable appearance as Thunderlips in "Rocky III."
Since his title triumph, Rollins has defended the prestigious championship against a formidable array of challengers. The list includes The Miz, Damian Priest, Bron Breakker, Finn Balor, Dominik Mysterio, and Shinsuke Nakamura.
These defenses have taken place across various platforms, including television broadcasts, premium live events, and house shows, showcasing Rollins' commitment to the role of a true champion.
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