5 ways Kevin Owens could be changed after The Fiend's attack on him

#4 Prize Fighter Kevin Owens returns

We could see the return of one of the most aggressive rivalries in WWE

That's right, the worst best friend anyone could ever hope for. Kevin Owens is a bad friend. That's been the basis for the majority of his feuds in professional wrestling. Sami Zayn, Chris Jericho, Sami Zayn again, Adam Cole and The Undisputed Era, Aleister Black... the list goes on, and half of that list has Sami Zayn's name on it.

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If there are three truths in life, it's death, taxes, and Kevin Owens stabbing his friends in the back at some point. Owens has been on a sort of redemption tour as of late, claiming that he knows he's done some pretty despicable things in the past and is hoping to make up for them at this stage of his career.

He made that statement once again when he spoke to Alexa Bliss on the KO Show, which is pretty telling when The Fiend's whole character is about changing WWE Superstars into their true selves. So who is Kevin Owens, really?

He's a man that simply loves powerbombing Sami Zayn onto aprons and through ladders, that's who. It's in his DNA, and those two are destined to do this tango forever. If they're both on the same show following the WWE Draft, of course we're going to see them get together a few times. After all, they're best friends, and nothing could ever change that.

Nothing, except, of course, that shiny piece of gold sitting on Sami Zayn's shoulder. If one of the things we get out of the 2020 WWE Draft is a rekindled Kevin Owens/Sami Zayn feud, would anyone really be upset? Especially with the twist of Kevin Owens being the anti-hero tweener and Sami being the annoying pain in the lower back that he was apparently born to be.

About the author

Greg is a pro wrestling writer at Sportskeeda. He has been an avid wrestling fan since he was able to do elbow drops off bunkbeds at the age of three. He's gone through the highs and lows of the Attitude Era, Ruthless Aggression, and PG eras and lived to tell the tale, with his favorite wrestler of all time being Diamond Dallas Page. His other favorite star is the late great Bray Wyatt.

Greg has contributed to sites like Bleacher Report before joining Sportskeeda in 2017 as a content writer and editor. If you've ever checked out the various wrestling shows through our live coverage, chances are you've read Greg's work. Apart from the world within the squared circle, he also keeps track of other sports such as American football, baseball, golf, boxing, and MMA.

His goal with his writing is to be able to mentally take readers right into the action through his words. Greg strives to ensure his readers get nothing but the best and most accurate information by always checking and using only the best and most reliable sources.

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