Sami Zayn has his own shocking agenda for joining CM Punk, thinks veteran (Exclusive)

Sami Zayn recently made some big moves on WWE RAW when he came out to save CM Punk. However, the budding alliance may not exactly be what meets the eye, according to Hall of Fame journalist Bill Apter.

Zayn was joined by Jey Uso in his attempt to rescue CM Punk. As of now, it appears that The Second City Saint has found himself a team against Seth Rollins, Paul Heyman, and Bron Breakker. However, Bill Apter thinks that The Master Strategist could be secretly working with Heyman, waiting for the right moment to take down Punk and secure more opportunities.

On the latest episode of Sportskeeda Wrestling's UnSKripted, Apter talked about the possibility of Zayn being a double agent.

"Yes. You know, he has got, I don't have a real reason, but he has got CM Punk kind of in the palm of his hand right now. So, Paul Heyman made a deal with Sami Zayn? If he is gonna go in that group, Sami Zayn would be perfect in there. (...) Sami has been the victim too many times, that's why I can see it." [From 28:14 onwards]

Only time will tell what Sami Zayn plans to do next in WWE. On May 24, he and Punk will face Rollins and Breakker at Saturday Night's Main Event.

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