Dolph Ziggler vs. Seth Rollins: Career records, wins, losses, championships, and iconic WWE moments

Maybe not that much in the world of WWE, but it's hard to think of a mid-card feud/dynamic where two wrestlers could deliver almost as well as those between Dolph Ziggler and Seth Rollins. Over the course of several marquee events, the two icons put together matches that were a perfect mix of athleticism and technical ability, mixed with an emotional story. Unlike now, when the Intercontinental Championship is passed around like a well-used adult novelty.Dolph Ziggler and Seth Rollins epitomized two sides of a wrestling career. Ziggler established himself as a man who just wouldn’t go away, time after time clawing his way back into the spotlight, and Rollins became one of the biggest stars in modern WWE history. Their paths crossed, and fans witnessed a clash of experience and momentum that produced matches that were a win-win for both men as well as a signature on WWE television and premium live events.Dolph Ziggler has been a pillar of WWE for over a decade. In just under two decades, he won several championships in various divisions. A two-time World Heavyweight champion and a six-time Intercontinental Champion, Ziggler is among the most decorated titleholders in the history of the title. He is also a two-time United States Champion, Raw and SmackDown tag team champion, and NXT Champion, making him a Triple Crown and Grand Slam champion.On the other hand, Seth Rollins has built one of the all-time great resumes for his generation. Rollins is a several-time WWE Champion and a one-time Universal Champion, and has been a world champion more than once while always working near the top of the card. In addition to the Royal Rumble and the two Money in the Bank ladder matches he won, he is also a two-time Intercontinental Champion and United States Champion. The specific number of wins and losses may vary based on the source, but Rollins, who is recognized as a franchise player, wins in high-profile bouts at a higher-than-average rate.Ziggler and Rollins ended up having their greatest matches against each other in 2018, and their rivalry that year was one of the best of that year. The pair's 30-minute Iron Man match for the Intercontinental title at Extreme Rules was critically acclaimed and lauded for its psychology, pacing, and physical brutality. Ziggler won the belt in a sudden-death, overtime finish, keeping his representation as a champion who is willing to take the punishment to keep the top spot.Also Read: Did ex-WWE superstar make a romantic attempt at Nikki Bella during her relationship with John Cena?