WWE Payback 2015 news, rumors: Can Seth Rollins survive?

WWE Heavyweight champion Seth Rollins will be putting his title on the line at WWE Payback as he goes up against Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose and Randy Orton in a fatal four-way match in the upcoming pay-per-view and things don't exactly look rosy.

To survive, Rollins is expected to get some help from J & J Security and maybe even Kane. Individually though, it looks pretty distant to see Rollins surviving the match on even ground. Then again, everyone knows that the WWE storyline (at least originally) called for Rollins to keep the belt probably at least until WWE SummerSlam when Brock Lesnar returns to the ring.

So rather than focus on the combatants in the ring, WWE fans may be wise to keep an eye out on what is going on outside the ring. There will be distractions and cheap shots though one has to think what is going on in the mind of Kane.

Kane hasn't exactly grown fond of Rollins ever since the latter won the WWE title. He has gone berserk on numerous occasions so the main event at WWE Payback could see him go wild once more. But the question is will he turn on Rollins or will his tantrums work to Rollins advantage.

A few days ago, word had it that Orton could come out the winner since an Orton-Lesnar meeting may be more appealing at WWE SummerSlam. That is of course unconfirmed but seeing that the Rollins-Lesnar storyline is still up in the air, there is a pretty slim chance of this happening. Then again, the WWE has had the knack of surprising the WWE fans right?

Summing it all up, it may not necessarily about what happens in the ring between the four wrestlers but outside. With that said, keep an eye out for J & J and Kane who may become a factor in Rollins' title-retention aspirations.

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