Seth Rollins On What He Hopes Fans Get Out Of WWE Unreal, Talks Hassle Of Filming

Seth Rollins is reportedly a focus of WWE Unreal season two, and he recently spoke about what it’s like to film the docuseries. As noted, the Netflix docuseries returns on January 20th, 2026. The new season will run five episodes and “follow superstars on the road to SummerSlam 2025.”

Rollins and his faked leg injury are one of those storylines, according to reports. Rollins and Lynch spoke with Ross Tucker on his podcast, and were asked about the show. You can check out highlights of Rollins’ comments below:

On What It’s Like Being Filmed For the Show:

“Well you know, Unreal is interesting. Because it’s like, it’s actually — I say this in a in a in a very kind way. It’s actually more of a hassle, right? Because it’s an extra crew of people following you around, like kind of dissecting everything you’re doing. So you’re on all the time in times when you’re not thinking about being on. So, it’s a bit of an extra step for us.

On What He Hopes People Get Out of It:

“I hope the end result is good, and I hope it helps kind of portray our family dynamic, in a business that’s not really known for family dynamics, in a positive light. And creates sort of — I guess sort of a an inspiration for people to know that you can do this thing, and you can wrestle and have a family. And it can all work together. And there’s sort of a beauty in it, and it doesn’t have to be one or the other. It doesn’t have to be this or that.

“So I hope that people see it and I hope that they enjoy what that presentation looks like. But yeah, fun? I don’t know about fun.”

If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit Ross Tucker with a h/t to 411mania.com for the transcription.