'I'm The Greatest' - Seth Rollins Teases John Cena Match after WWE Crown Jewel

Triple H put the Crown Jewel Championship belt around Seth Rollins' waist after his victory over Cody Rhodes in the main event at RAC Arena in Perth, Australia. Rollins snatched the microphone from Cathy Kelley to boast about his win, and it was during this segment that he seemed to put John Cena on notice.

The Visionary told fans that there is nobody greater than himself and that he was, in fact, the greatest of all time:

"There is only one man that reaches higher than highest. I am no longer just the greatest of my generation, I've proved tonight that I am the greatest of all-time. There's only one, and he is a Visionary, he is a Revolutionary, he is Seth Fricking Rollins."

Cena has been labelled the Greatest of All-Time in the latter stages of his career, and it's not just him saying it. Michael Cole, Wade Barrett and other key WWE names have given the 17-time world champion the nickname, and it's been a popular phrase during his retirement tour.

The 48-year-old has four dates left of his farewell tour before he officially retires at Saturday Night's Main Event. He's set to appear at RAW in Boston, Massachusetts, on November 10 and in New York on November 17th.

Cena's final appearance at a PLE comes at Survivor Series in San Diego, California, on November 29th, before his retirement match in December. If he is to collide with Rollins before calling time on his illustrious career, it will have to come at one of those events, although it seems unlikely it will be his final match.

Rollins Previously Acknowledged Cena as 'the GOAT'

While Rollins confidently proclaimed himself to be the greatest of all time after Crown Jewel, that wasn't his stance back in February 2023. The World Heavyweight Champion spoke glowingly of Cena and expressed pride to have been "a little footnote" in the legendary WWE star's career.

Rollins told Pro Wrestling Illustrated: "John’s the GOAT. John’s the best. John is incredible. I’m a footnote, really, in his career. John influenced so many talents over the years. He was a generational guy. For me, though, on the other side of that, John influenced what I do so heavily. I took a ton of inspiration from John. I learned a lot being in the ring with John. I learned a lot watching John behind the scenes."

The 39-year-old feuded with Cena when he broke away from the Shield and became the top heel in the company following his WrestleMania 31 cash-in. Their biggest battle came at Summerslam in 2015 in a winner-takes-all match with the WWE Championship and United States Championship on the line.

Rollins won thanks to interference from The Daily Show's Jon Stewart, but the match itself was applauded. There's a chance they could add another match to their list before Cena's time is up.