Seth Rollins Says He Views WWE WrestleMania & SummerSlam Night Two Main Event as True “Marquee” Match

Former WWE World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins believes Night Two main events of WrestleMania and SummerSlam are bigger “money drawers” than Night One’s.

Rollins has yet to headline Night Two of WrestleMania and SummerSlam ever since the WWE Premium Live Events expanded to two nights. However, that will end this Sunday, when he challenges Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship in the final match of SummerSlam: Minnesota.

During a recent appearance on Busted Open Radio, co-host Bully Ray asked Seth about whether he prefers working Night One or Night Two of ‘Mania and SummerSlam. Rollins admitted he has little-to-no experience working Night Two. When asked about whether he prefers to headline a PLE or work a match earlier in the night and get done with it, Seth said he loves the pressure of being in the main event. He then admitted that Night Two’s main event is more marquee and a bigger draw than its Night One counterpart.

Here’s what Seth Rollins said:

“Gosh, you know what, I don’t know that I’ve had much experience with Night Two, to be honest with you. I think about my ‘Mania history; we did SummerSlam, obviously, last year was a two-nighter, but I didn’t wrestle on it. I just cashed in my Money in the Bank contract at the end of Night One. Most of my WrestleManias have been Night One as far as my matches are concerned.”

“No, I prefer the pressure of the main event. I like the pressure; I want it all, you know what I mean? That’s why you get in the business: to main-event the big shows. You don’t, no offense, if you’re getting in like, ‘You know, I’d like to be the second match on the card,’ then you’re in the wrong business. I think all of us want to be at the top, and the top is the match that goes on last.

“I don’t care about what anybody says. I know there’s been a lot of conversations regarding the ‘Mania main events now that you know there’s two nights. But I’m of the feeling that at Night Two, the last match that goes on is the money drawer; that’s the big match, it’s the marquee match, and so, you know, that’s the business I got into. So, I always want to close the shshow.” blockquote>

Check out his comments below:

On @siriusxmwwe, @WWERollins talks about his role at #summerslam this year.#bustedopen247 #wweradio pic.twitter.com/m412M2k10o

— SiriusXM Busted Open (@BustedOpenRadio) July 27, 2026

Earlier today, WWE revealed the SummerSlam 2026 Night One & Two cards. Check them out HERE.

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