His ex -colleague at Seth Rollins takes fire on the day of the ruling. He says he is not in a place near the former WWE champion level

Seth Rollins participated in several WWE factions, including power. His former colleague, Jimmy Noble, took a shot at JD McDongh on Instagram.

McDona was in a state of AJ methods this week Wwe Raw. The patterns were victorious despite the brave McDonalg effort, as it later demanded a match with the huge effort.

Commenting on the publication of a member of the Judgment Day, Nobel claimed that he was not anywhere near Styles level. He also referred to himself as “Vin Balor.” Balor and McDongh are Judgment Day Stablemates.

“There is no place near AJ’s methods. I am the Finnish man and I love the Finnish at work and real life but JD is it? He is okay,” Nobel wrote.

“I was a Jimmy Nobel man when you were wandering with Nidia, but that was more than 20 years ago! You are 50 so far?!” McDona responded.

Check the Screengrab screen from Excination and McDongh on Instagram:

Nobel worked as security for Rollins and power while the faction was present. It was part of the duo known as J & J Security alongside Joy Mercury.

Seth Rollins Jimmy Nobel praised his skills as a producer

Seth Rollins Jimmy Nobel praised his skills as a product and hit him for his inputs in the Royal Rumble matches. He opened about the importance of the match and how to help in the period before Reesmane.

Speak in a previous interview with OvarianRollins stated the following:

“It is a huge collective effort,” said Rollins. “I got all the producers behind the scenes of ideas. Everyone in the match is trying to make moments for themselves as well. It is a big and large pledge, and I think that when everyone comes out, everyone feels a great feeling of relief, and then we move to some extent that it is more than that, and I collect everything in this matter, and give everything for him to be more than that. It was sorted.

Seth Rollins is currently running on Raw, as it has formed a faction with Paul Heyman, Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed.