“That kind of was hard for her to put together on screen.” Rollins continued. “For me, I’m always like, ‘Let’s go with the flow.’ I’m not quite as protective as she is in that regard, probably to my own detriment in some cases, but it’s one of those things where when you take your relationship and you turn it into a story, it becomes difficult because it’s hard for our audience occasionally to separate fiction from reality and at the same time, our business is built on blending fiction and reality. So that kind of diametric force that is sort of pulling and pushing all the time can create a bit of a struggle.”

While their original program didn’t pan out exactly how they envisioned it, Rollins admitted that he is open to giving it a second try in the future. At the same time, though, Rollins is confident that their characters can carry out their own individual stories as “The Man” and “The Visionary,” respectively.

At this moment, Lynch finds herself in the midst of a feud with WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus while Rollins will defend his World Heavyweight Championship against Finn Balor at WWE SummerSlam on Saturday.

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