Kevin Owens Opens Up About Disappointment With WWE Storyline, Reveals Real-Life Frustrations

The other day, a couple of the WWE champions on our SmackDown show—Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens—shared their hearts out about their tag team victory. Authentic talk during an interview: Owens once mentioned that their memories didn’t march in a cohesive line, and he went as far as to say that the real-life situation behind everyday wrestling didn’t differ much from the glitzy façade of sports entertainment.

The year 2023 was a prime moment for Owens, as he was once again fighting it out for his return to the WrestleMania main event spotlight. He played at the very heart of the biggest skirmishes on the centre stage of pro wrestling. Create your own interactive quiz! You can use your own questions and target specific regions. But the real thing threw up the questions in him instead of satisfaction.

Two wrestling fans must have gone through a dream-like moment when The Usos were pinned down by them and the belt was ours at WrestleMania 39. This was Owens and partner Sami Zayn’s best moment at the event. Nonetheless, soon enough, fasten their belts for the voyage known as the coming challenge.

They aim to confirm this by conquering the best teams and attaining the champion title for all of the divisions. And every single week they showed up, ready as never before. If they pulled off a heartbreaking move or a skill that sent audiences ablaze with passion, it’s because of their unmatched chemistry and talent. Nevertheless, Owens had this constant reminder that kept knocking over and over because he didn’t feel that his work was being appreciated enough.

His lack of success in the WWE again was not recognised, as he believed that his raw title defences were much larger than the mainflashy pay-per-view events. Even though they might not be in front of a huge audience, their performances helped to show how formidable and inspirational they already were.

You knew Owens and Zayn had huge hurdles to overcome as the new champions. Four days after the Usos dropped the belt, the equation may not have been theirs, even if they delivered perfect performances. Their 622-day reign exposed the subsequent title holders to future challenges, and thus they became eminent figures even after the title.

While they fought them till they could not anymore, the Usos had to take on the likes of Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa, and through their blood, eventually Gunther and Ludwig Kaiser, Pretty Deadly, Damian Priest, and Dominik Mysterio. Even then, they realised they were not on the same level as the stand on which The Usos had built up, with the high standard set by them.

His reasons for seeking excellence went way beyond getting money or a gold medal. Nonetheless, it was not a lone act of honouring previous winners but rather of addressing the appreciation of winning as a whole. Owens thought he had succeeded in keeping the WWE Championship in Usos’ family but now felt, after some time, as if he had disappointingly lost that opportunity to become it in a way.

Owens’ dedication to his job is unshaken; any challenges and returning to the field come with ups and downs. Unlike for others, who think that just wrestling is a way of life with no much deeper meaning to get by, for him it is far more than just passion. It is a burning fire in his body and soul that keeps him going. Shrouded with obscurities and uncertainties, Owens strikes the disappointment of the heart he guards closely, steely-eyed, in offering his contribution to the field of industry, which he greatly adores.

Watching his future, Owens is at a crossroads; he cannot swallow the pill of his fate, and he thinks about his uncertainties. The possibility of being legitimised at WrestleMania XL is so close that I can almost feel the friction, but I’m enshrouded in a cloud of doubts.

Owens writes down in his diary about how his life brought him up to the very top of WWE and how he came down to limbo parts of the business journey. It is like being on a roller coaster ride with some victory times and challenges too, but all through it, Owen’s determination to break as many barriers as possible is the greatest.

Kevin Owens Opens Up About Disappointment With WWE Storyline, Reveals Real-Life Frustrations

The other day, a couple of the WWE champions on our SmackDown show—Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens—shared their hearts out about their tag team victory. Authentic talk during an interview: Owens once mentioned that their memories didn’t march in a cohesive line, and he went as far as to say that the real-life situation behind everyday wrestling didn’t differ much from the glitzy façade of sports entertainment.

The year 2023 was a prime moment for Owens, as he was once again fighting it out for his return to the WrestleMania main event spotlight. He played at the very heart of the biggest skirmishes on the centre stage of pro wrestling. Create your own interactive quiz! You can use your own questions and target specific regions. But the real thing threw up the questions in him instead of satisfaction.

Two wrestling fans must have gone through a dream-like moment when The Usos were pinned down by them and the belt was ours at WrestleMania 39. This was Owens and partner Sami Zayn’s best moment at the event. Nonetheless, soon enough, fasten their belts for the voyage known as the coming challenge.

They aim to confirm this by conquering the best teams and attaining the champion title for all of the divisions. And every single week they showed up, ready as never before. If they pulled off a heartbreaking move or a skill that sent audiences ablaze with passion, it’s because of their unmatched chemistry and talent. Nevertheless, Owens had this constant reminder that kept knocking over and over because he didn’t feel that his work was being appreciated enough.

His lack of success in the WWE again was not recognised, as he believed that his raw title defences were much larger than the mainflashy pay-per-view events. Even though they might not be in front of a huge audience, their performances helped to show how formidable and inspirational they already were.

You knew Owens and Zayn had huge hurdles to overcome as the new champions. Four days after the Usos dropped the belt, the equation may not have been theirs, even if they delivered perfect performances. Their 622-day reign exposed the subsequent title holders to future challenges, and thus they became eminent figures even after the title.

While they fought them till they could not anymore, the Usos had to take on the likes of Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa, and through their blood, eventually Gunther and Ludwig Kaiser, Pretty Deadly, Damian Priest, and Dominik Mysterio. Even then, they realised they were not on the same level as the stand on which The Usos had built up, with the high standard set by them.

His reasons for seeking excellence went way beyond getting money or a gold medal. Nonetheless, it was not a lone act of honouring previous winners but rather of addressing the appreciation of winning as a whole. Owens thought he had succeeded in keeping the WWE Championship in Usos’ family but now felt, after some time, as if he had disappointingly lost that opportunity to become it in a way.

Owens’ dedication to his job is unshaken; any challenges and returning to the field come with ups and downs. Unlike for others, who think that just wrestling is a way of life with no much deeper meaning to get by, for him it is far more than just passion. It is a burning fire in his body and soul that keeps him going. Shrouded with obscurities and uncertainties, Owens strikes the disappointment of the heart he guards closely, steely-eyed, in offering his contribution to the field of industry, which he greatly adores.

Watching his future, Owens is at a crossroads; he cannot swallow the pill of his fate, and he thinks about his uncertainties. The possibility of being legitimised at WrestleMania XL is so close that I can almost feel the friction, but I’m enshrouded in a cloud of doubts.

Owens writes down in his diary about how his life brought him up to the very top of WWE and how he came down to limbo parts of the business journey. It is like being on a roller coaster ride with some victory times and challenges too, but all through it, Owen’s determination to break as many barriers as possible is the greatest.

In conclusion, Kevin Owens’ tale is carved in the underlining fact that wrestling is about people who are simply brought in with grandiose personalities and wrestling theatrics, but, in the end, they are individuals with goals and ambitions, and eventually they will experience their difficulties. When these instances of weakness happen, wrestlers’ true qualities are apparent; the message that people being seen as super-humans does not mean that they are superior to other human beings in terms of problems is emphasised because they also struggle like normal, ordinary people.

In conclusion, Kevin Owens’ tale is carved in the underlining fact that wrestling is about people who are simply brought in with grandiose personalities and wrestling theatrics, but, in the end, they are individuals with goals and ambitions, and eventually they will experience their difficulties. When these instances of weakness happen, wrestlers’ true qualities are apparent; the message that people being seen as super-humans does not mean that they are superior to other human beings in terms of problems is emphasised because they also struggle like normal, ordinary people.