WWE News: Seth Rollins talks about CM Punk's original idea for The Shield

Over the years, many teams have entertained WWE. Universe with their synchronization and partnership on and off the ring. WWE has given fans such iconic badociations as Degeneration X, Dudley Boys, Too Cool, The Brothers of Destruction, to name a few. However, WWE fans have recently distinguished themselves with the iconic troika Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns in The Shield.

However, the shield was originally designed by CM Punk, the former superstar of the WWE. Rollins trio, Ambroise Kbadius Ohno. Rollins recently announced that the original project of The Shield was planned by Punk

. Rollins said Punk was looking to help WWE get his audience back and that he had seen artists such as Rollins, Ambrose and Ohno in WWE. NXT. Rollins further admitted that WWE loved Roman a lot from the beginning and that it was therefore taken into account in planning instead of Ohno.

"What I think has happened, it's a little fuzzy for me because it was behind the scenes, weird things were happening, punk was looking to change the composition. He saw the main list, he saw that there were hungry guys in NXT who somehow came in the same way, and he also found that there was a lot of complacency on the main list at the time with a lot of guys. Especially some of the younger guys were just there, just happy to be there. Do not try to improve every week, or try to tell stories, not to push the envelope for herself and for the company, and that was starting to get done the product, "said Rollins on Edge and Christian's C & C podcast Awesomeness, quoted by H / T Ringsidenews .

"So he wanted us to get in, ourselves and Ambrose, and I think maybe Kbadius Ohno / Chris Hero, but I'm not sure. But the company loved Roman from the start and for all the right reasons, "Rollins added.

Meanwhile, Rollins is expected to be back on Monday night, which is the latest episode of the highly anticipated Elimination Chamber. also confront Brock Lesnar at Wrestlemania 35.