The latest episode of Steve Austin's Broken Skull Sessions show was released recently, with Seth Rollins sharing a lot of interesting stories. The two men had brilliant chemistry throughout the interview, as the Texas Rattlesnake jumped into the career of Rollins and truly broke down everything he has done to this point.

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From learning about his relationship with Vince McMahon to how he proposed to Becky Lynch, there was a real range of information provided for fans. It was certainly one of the most engaging episodes to date, in a show that has consistently provided amazing details, with Rollins not holding anything back.

10 Fallout With Vince McMahon

Seth Rollins spoke a lot about his relationship with Vince McMahon throughout the show, and he made it clear that he is happy to go to him and voice his concerns. After his Hell in a Cell match with The Fiend, that is exactly what he did.

Rollins revealed he was furious with how things went down, and after the match, he stared at the boss who ended up leaving the Gorilla position. Rollins said he calmed down and met with the WWE Chairman the day after, expressing how that can never happen again, making his stance very clear on the matter.

9 Unknown Future

Steve Austin wondered what Seth Rollins plans to do in the future, and the Drip God made it clear that he might not be wrestling for too much longer. While he said there is a few years left on his current deal, Rollins admitted that he doesn't know if he will sign beyond that.

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He spoke about being a new father and how that has shifted his priorities, which means this current run could end up being his last. Of course, there is time for that to change and Seth could stay much longer, but he certainly hinted at a possible departure.

8 Requesting To Be Intercontinental Champion

When Seth Rollins won the Intercontinental Championship, it was something that fans felt was fitting for the workhorse title. Rollins revealed that he actually requested that run and asked Vince McMahon to give him the ball and that he would run with it.

This came after Vince asked him where he had gone, trying to motivate him. However, Seth snapped back saying that he needed opportunities, which is how this run was born, which still remains one of the best from his career so far.

7 Wanted To Return Babyface

After Seth Rollins' run with the WWE Championship came to an abrupt end due to his knee injury, his return was something fans were excited about. He came back and attacked Roman Reigns to a huge pop, and it was clear fans wanted to cheer him as a babyface.

However, after that moment, WWE switched things and kept Rollins as a heel. He admitted that it wasn't something he was happy about as he actually wanted to be a babyface at the time, as he felt it was the right story to tell.

6 Not Enjoying His Triple H Storyline

The Kingslayer character and storyline with Triple H was one that made a lot of sense at the time, but on reflection, Seth Rollins admitted he wasn't fully into it. While he felt the match was good and he complimented The Game and Stephanie McMahon as talents, he admitted that the storyline wasn't one he enjoyed.

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Seth said he was in no man's land at the time in terms of his character and how he viewed himself. However, his main issue was they started things and then Triple H was off television for long periods, which killed the momentum, with Seth labeling it as a mess.

5 Who Creates His Suits?

Recently, Seth Rollins has evolved his character to become the Drip God, which is something that has proven to be very entertaining. He comes to the ring wearing some absolutely ridiculous suits which get crazier by the week, and he revealed that is all down to Becky Lynch.

Rollins claimed that Becky wears wild stuff in real life and the person she works with to get them, wanted to work with Seth as well. He decided to go with it and that is how the character was born, with Seth saying he was seeing too much dark clothing and similar characters on television, so he wanted to be different.

4 Wanting To Headline WrestleMania

Seth Rollins has obviously achieved a lot throughout his wrestling career, but one thing he admitted is still on his bucket list is headlining WrestleMania. Rollins spoke about being in the main event when he cashed in his Money in the Bank but stressed he wants to be on the marquee beforehand, as the headline name.

It's something that every main event star in wrestling hopes to achieve at some stage, and while Rollins has been in some major WrestleMania encounters, this is still one that he wants to cross off before he retires.

3 Randy Orton Puts Out A Hit

Randy Orton is someone that is well-known for having a bit of a temper, and he isn't always the easiest person to get along with. There are various tales about him behind the scenes, and while Seth Rollins and him do get along, Orton wasn't down with The Shield at first.

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The trio had to jump Orton in a segment early in their career, and Seth and Dean Ambrose were the men to do it. However, they took Orton by surprise and he lost it in Gorilla position, stating he was going to put a hit out on Dean, with Triple H having to tell them to ignore him.

2 Opening WrestleMania 35

When WrestleMania 35 opened with a Universal Championship match between Brock Lesnar and Seth Rollins, the wrestling world was stunned. Two huge names and a major title match in the opener was something that nobody expected, and Seth revealed that didn't get decided on until just hours before the show.

WWE originally wanted them to go just before the main event, and it was Lesnar who didn't like it. He felt that having the matches so close would hurt both of them, and Seth admitted it was actually Brock's idea for them to open the show.

1 Earning Brock's Respect

Speaking of Brock Lesnar, he is a man that is notoriously tough to earn respect from. He is somebody that wrestlers have to prove themselves to, which is what Rollins admitted, stating that he had to work on the Beast to get his respect.

Rollins revealed the way he did that was by turning up to Lesnar's locker room with a cold pack of Coors Light after their WrestleMania 35 match. The two men drank some beers together after they kickstarted the show, and that proved to be a key moment for them.