WWE Rumors on Travis Scott, Seth Rollins' Injury, LA Knight and Jimmy Uso

Bleacher Report catches you up on the latest news from the WWE Universe.

WWE, Travis Scott Reportedly Had 'Falling Out'

Behind-the-scenes turmoil is reportedly the cause of rapper Travis Scott's absence from WWE programming since WrestleMania 41.

According to Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter (h/t WrestleTalk), WWE and Scott had a "full falling out," although it isn't known what caused it.

Meltzer added that Scott was originally supposed to be revealed as the mystery celebrity in one of WWE 2K25's DLC packs, but he was replaced by El Grande Americano.

WWE also added Aleister Black to the WWE 2K25 WrestleMania 41 DLC pack rather than Scott.

At Elimination Chamber back in March, Scott accompanied The Rock to the ring for his segment with Cody Rhodes. After Rhodes refused to sell his soul to The Rock, John Cena attacked him and turned heel, and Scott joined in.

Then, during the WrestleMania 41 main event between Cena and Rhodes, Scott interfered on Cena's behalf, helping him beat Rhodes to become a record-breaking, 17-time world champion.

Coming out of WrestleMania, The Rock said on the Pat McAfee Show (h/t Ringside News) that Scott was set to start pro wrestling training with WWE Hall of Famer Booker T.

It was later reported by WrestleVotes reported on Sportskeeda WrestleBinge (h/t Felix Upton of Ringside News) that plans were in place for Scott to do something at Money in the Bank, but they didn't come to fruition.

Earlier this week on Logan Paul's Impaulsive podcast, Drew McIntyre took a shot at Scott, blaming him for "screw[ing] up our damn main event," and calling him a "piece of s--t."

Meltzer reported that it is now "open season to mock" Scott among those in WWE, furthering the idea that the two sides are on the outs.

Rollins vs. Knight SummerSlam Match Reportedly Nixed

Before Seth Rollins injured his knee at Saturday Night's Main Event earlier this month, he and LA Knight were reportedly slated to face each other at SummerSlam.

According to BodySlam.net (h/t Steve Carrier of Ringside News), original plans called for Knight to lose to Rollins at Saturday Night's Main Event before beating him in a rematch at SummerSlam.

However, Rollins hurt his knee while landing off a springboard, and after getting checked out by a doctor, an audible was apparently called with Knight kicking Rollins in the knee and hitting him with BFT to win the match at SNME.

No official diagnosis or timeline has been released with regard to Rollins' injury, but during an appearance on the Rich Eisen Show last week, Rollins said he felt his knee "pop and buckle," and he believes he will be "out for an extended period of time."

Despite what Rollins said, Bryan Alvarez said on Wrestling Observer Live (h/t Subhojeet Mukherjee of Ringside News) that he heard Rollins has a "minor" knee injury, and the match against Rollins against Knight at SNME featured an angle meant to give Rollins a brief amount of time off.

Alvarez added that he believes Rollins will return much more quickly than most fans expect, perhaps as a means of a surprise Money in the Bank contract cash-in.

The fact that there are contradictory reports out there means some fans will be surprised regardless of how Rollins' situation plays out.

However, if Rollins vs. Knight was indeed the plan for SummerSlam, it leaves Knight in a tough spot since there is no obvious place on the SummerSlam card for him currently.

Jimmy Uso Reportedly May Switch Brands

Jimmy Uso reportedly may not be part of the SmackDown brand for much longer.

According to WrestleVotes (h/t Wrestle Ops), internal discussions have taken place within WWE regarding Uso moving from SmackDown to Raw.

After Jimmy's twin brother, Jey Uso, embarked on a singles career and Jimmy was kicked out of The Bloodline by Solo Sikoa after WrestleMania 40, it left Big Jim without a firm direction.

That has been the case for over a year now, which suggests a move to Raw could be the best possible thing for him.

Recently, Jimmy has feuded with Solo and his MFT stable, joining forces with Jacob Fatu. Jimmy even unsuccessfully challenged Sikoa for the United States Championship at Saturday Night's Main Event this month.

Should Jimmy move to Raw, it could result in him reuniting with Jey and his cousin, Roman Reigns, who are currently embroiled in a feud with a stable led by Paul Heyman.

Reigns returned to WWE programming a couple of weeks ago on Raw, saving Jey and CM Punk from an attack at the hands of Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed.

Now, Reigns and Jey are set to face Breakker and Reed in a tag team match at SummerSlam, which could create the ideal situation for Jimmy to get involved and help his family.

That would be particularly sensible if Rollins returns in the near future, as it could set up a six-man tag pitting Reigns and The Usos against Rollins, Breakker and Reed.

Jimmy has essentially done all he can against Sikoa and his stable, and joining forces with Jey and Roman once again would likely breathe new life into his character.