Seth Rollins is currently doing the rounds to promote the fact that he's the cover star of WWE 2K18 and when he sat down for a chat with The Sun, the former WWE World Champion was inevitably asked about the possibility of a reunion for The Shield. It's been teased multiple times over the years, but with all three members now on RAW, it could take place sooner rather than later.
Rollins, however, cautioned that it could be a while off as he, Roman Reigns, and Dean Ambrose all have their own stuff going on right now.
"I'm sure it could happen at some point, you never know. We're all on our own page and have one goal in mind, like we did before. We've all got our individual goals now. It would take something very special to get all three of us back together with a singular goal. That was the focus before, and the reason we came together to begin with, we had a singular goal to make waves. Now we're on our own, with our own individual goals, so who knows, never say never, but the good thing is I see all of us being around for a long time. There will always be the possibility of us coming back together and slapping on a tac vest."
One thing which could convince the trio to reform, though, is a rivalry with The Club. In WWE, that group currently consists of just Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson but rumours have swirled for a while now that Finn Balor could join their ranks to become the Balor Club, a version of Japan's Bullet Club where all three of those men once fought side by side.
"A Club versus Shield rivalry interests me, for sure. Those are guys who have made a lot of success over the years in there own world. I think that would be a fantasy warfare. Those are all good gentlemen, hardworking guys. We'd have a blast in the ring, we could make some magic if it ever came down to it."
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