The trio consisting of Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns and Rollins were the brainchild of Punk, who felt he needed a group of mercenaries at his disposal. After two years of immense success as a part of one of WWE's most beloved factions, Rollins would turn heel and leave the group, and Punk would leave the company.

In a new interview, Seth Rollins spoke in-depth on his relationship with CM Punk and called Punk a cancer to his career.

Seth Rollins clarifies the root of his issues with fellow former WWE Champion CM Punk, which began more than a decade ago.