HIDDEN FOOTAGE: Roman Reigns and Jon Moxley Viciously Destroy Seth Rollins After Being Called Cowards in Explosive Leaked Recording!
In one of the most explosive WWE revelations of the year, leaked backstage footage has surfaced showing Roman Reigns and Jon Moxley (formerly known in WWE as Dean Ambrose) launching a shocking, violent attack on Seth Rollins — moments after he reportedly referred to them as “cowards” during a private, off-camera rant.
The incident, which occurred at an untelevised WWE media taping, was captured by a staff member’s phone and has since gone viral, sending shockwaves through the WWE Universe. The footage shows Seth Rollins in the locker room, allegedly venting about being “abandoned” by his former Shield brothers. He is heard saying:
“They hide behind their legacies. Roman hides behind The Bloodline. Moxley ran off to do his own thing. They’re cowards.”
Moments later, Reigns and Moxley storm into the room. What starts as a heated confrontation turns physical fast. Moxley throws the first punch, sending Seth crashing into a table. Reigns follows with a Spear into the lockers. The two then proceed to pummel Rollins, hitting him with stiff forearms, kicks, and a devastating double powerbomb through a production case — eerily reminiscent of their old Shield-style assaults.
Officials and security quickly intervene, but not before serious damage is done. Rollins was seen limping out of the arena and is reportedly being treated for back and rib injuries. WWE has not yet issued a formal statement but is said to be “reviewing the incident.”
Fans are divided: some say Seth’s comments crossed a line, while others are calling Reigns and Moxley’s actions “completely unhinged.”
What’s undeniable is that this footage has reignited the drama between the former Shield brothers in the most brutal way imaginable. With tensions at an all-time high, speculation is swirling about a potential on-screen fallout — or even a full-blown Shield Civil War.
If this was just the beginning… WWE may never be the same.
