Seth Rollins is set to battle former Shield stablemate Dean Ambrose at Elimination Chamber this Sunday night and he is ready for the clash.
The WWE World Heavyweight Champion will go face-to-face with The Lunatic Fringe live from the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi, TX with the gold on the line.
Rollins recently spoke to Digital Spy to promote the event and he hyped the upcoming battle.
"Ambrose is a confident performer, like you said he got a couple of wins under his belt against me, but when the chips are down, always bet on Rollins when it comes to Rollins versus Ambrose," Rollins told the affiliate. "I assume he thinks things will be different, but you look at the deck and it's a little stacked against him. There's really nobody that performs better in big match situations than me. That's over the last two, three years, even if you go deeper into my career. Any time it's a big match and there's a lot on the line and I'm the guy who needs to hit the home run, I do it. I think Elimination Chamber is another one of those and actually every title match is one of those, and I'm looking forward to it."
Rollins turned his back on his Shield stablemates Ambrose and Roman Reigns nearly a year ago on the June 2 edition of Monday Night RAW, joining Triple H and The Authority.
It was the beginning of a big year for "The Architect," who won a Money in the Bank Ladder Match that same month and then propelled himself to becoming the top heel in the company in Brock Lesnar's absence during the course of the year.
The heel turn culminated in Rollins cashing in his Money in the Bank briefcase to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship by pinning Reigns at WrestleMania 31 on March 29 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.
Since his big title win, Rollins has a Steel Cage Match victory over Randy Orton at Extreme Rules and a Fatal 4 Way win over Orton, Ambrose and Reigns at Payback under his belt.
Now, "The Architect" sets his sites on Ambrose this Sunday night at the Elimination Chamber event.
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