Seth Rollins has obviously been "the Man" or so to speak who has been gaining ground when one recalls the good old days of the Shield. While he has gone a different path, rumors have come out time and again of a possible reunion among the trio.

But the real question now is if that will happen and when it may take place.

Rollins was recently interviewed by Chad Dukes of CBS Radio Station in Washington DC 106.7.

In the interview, Rollins shared his run as well as pondered on the glory days of the Shield. But when asked on a possible reunion, it seems that even Rollins is clueless on if and when that would happen.

"The time we had with The Shield, who knows if it will ever come back around but if it doesn't no one will ever be able to take that run away from us either," said Rollins in the interview.

Rollins is reigning supreme as the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) champion, which comes a bit of a surprise considering that earlier this year, it was his former partner Roman Reigns who should have been given the boost.

Even though question still fly on why the WWE has stuck to the Architect, it seems that such has been the call of the WWE bosses. On how long is anyone's guess.

Right now, he admits seeing it a bit odd facing Reigns and Dean Ambrose in matches but at the end of the day, seeing their matches steal the show seems pretty much an accomplishment which he adds is perhaps the thing that matters the most.

He also gives credit to Joey Mercury for bringing him into the WWE scene. Mercury, one half of J&J Security is also the one behind the training of Reigns and having Ambrose signed. In short, Mercury is an integral part of making Shield and the success of the trio in the WWE today.