The Super Bowl LX was packed with memorable moments, from the Seattle Seahawks dominating the New England Patriots to Sam Darnold’s MVP-worthy performance. But beyond the gridiron, another star stole the spotlight — Bad Bunny. His electrifying halftime show wasn’t just a musical set, it was a powerful tribute to Puerto Rico, Latin culture, and the unifying power of love.
And while fans around the world were singing along, one unexpected name stood out among the show’s loudest supporters — WWE’s very own Seth Rollins.
Seth Rollins Praises Bad Bunny’s Halftime Show
Even though Seth Rollins is currently out of WWE action recovering from shoulder surgery, he made sure to soak in the Super Bowl spectacle. Appearing on Good Morning Football the next day, Rollins had nothing but praise for Bad Bunny’s performance:
“I don’t even know a single Bad Bunny song. I was nearly in tears by the end of it. Messaging was beautiful,” said Rollins.
He continued, calling Bunny his “colleague” and “fellow WWE Superstar,” showing the respect and admiration WWE’s locker room holds for the global music icon. Rollins summed it up best:
“At the end of the day, it was about unity. His message was about bringing people together. Love is stronger than hate.”
Is Bad Bunny Returning to WWE Soon?
Rollins calling Bad Bunny a colleague wasn’t just a compliment — it was a potential hint at something more. And fans took notice. As per Bryan Alvarez, reliable wrestling insider, Bad Bunny is expected to return to WWE “sooner rather than later.”
There’s another big clue: Bunny’s current world tour conveniently has a long break between March 2 and the end of May. This timing lines up perfectly with WrestleMania 42, scheduled for April 18 and 19. With his past WrestleMania and Backlash performances already iconic, fans are now wondering — is the Grammy winner about to make another big splash on the WWE stage?
Bad Bunny’s Journey in WWE So Far
Bad Bunny’s run in WWE has surprised many, especially with how seriously he’s taken the craft. Here’s a quick look at his wrestling highlights:
- 2021 Royal Rumble: Made his debut by performing Booker T and kicked off a storyline with The Miz and John Morrison.
- WrestleMania 37: Teaming with Damian Priest, Bunny stunned fans by pulling off an impressive performance, defeating Miz and Morrison.
- 2022 Royal Rumble: Entered as a surprise participant and impressed once again with his agility and passion.
- Backlash 2023: In his home of Puerto Rico, Bunny faced off against Damian Priest in a street fight that received major praise — not just for the match, but for the emotional crowd reaction.
What Could Be Next for Bad Bunny in WWE?
With WrestleMania 42 just around the corner, the possibilities are endless if Bunny returns. A tag-team reunion with Damian Priest? A fresh rivalry with someone like Logan Paul or Austin Theory? Or even something totally unexpected?
Given his past performances, whatever role he plays is sure to get fans talking — and tuning in.
Bad Bunny continues to break barriers between entertainment and wrestling, and if the hints are anything to go by, WWE is getting ready to welcome him back with open arms. From the Super Bowl to WrestleMania, his star only keeps rising — and fans across music and wrestling worlds are all in for what comes next.
