Seth Rollins and Natalya had previously maintained a WWE record that was broken this week by one of their long -standing colleagues. The man returned to World Wrestling Entertainment last week under his name in TNA, Johnny Dango Curtis, or simply JDC. He was previously known as Fandango.
In NXT, JDC challenged Lexis King for the NXT Heritage Cup after his return. This past Tuesday, King defeated JDC to maintain his intact reign. However, the man previously known as Fandango broke the record for the longest time between the first and last fight for a title in a NXT ring.
This record was previously in the hands of Natalya (11 years, 1 month) and Seth Rollins (10 years, 10 months). While the Canadian fighter challenged Roxanne Perez for the NXT Women Wrestling Stats & Info:
“More time between the first fight for a title of a superstar in a @wwenxt ring and its most recent combat for a title in #Wwenxt. – 12 years, 2 months: @dirtydagocurty * – 11 years, 1 month: @natbynature – 10 years, 10 months: @wwerollins * established the new record this week against @lexiskingwwe,” reported Wrestling Stats & Info in X.
It is unknown what holds the future for JDC in WWE. It is currently signed with TNA.
Seth Rollins will fight a former NXT champion at WWE RAW
Finn Bálor confronted Seth Rollins in RAW this last Monday with respect to her next qualifying combat for the male elimination chamber. Bálor and Rollins have a rich story, going back to when the prince became the first universal WWE champion in 2016.
The Visionary addressed this during a brief promotion segment in RAW this week. He said he has “pending issues” with CM Punk and needs to tie loose ends with WWE's undisputed champion, Cody Rhodes, and Bálor is on his way. However, the former world heavyweight champion said the prince will not be standing after next week.
If it will be Seth Rollins or Finn Bálor who obtains the last place in the 2025 male elimination chamber is something to see.
