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#3 Sami Zayn's permanent role going forward will be as a manager
Sami Zayn hasn't done a whole lot of wrestling this year. He lost a few matches when he returned and cut scathing, passionate promos against the audience and the "toxic environment" that WWE supposedly is.
Since then, he's shifted to a managerial role where he's been the mouthpiece of Intercontinental Champion Shinsuke Nakamura. It's certainly helped the Japanese star who hasn't been able to cut good promos in English and communicate as well as he did in NJPW.
Sami Zayn is a great talker and in our opinion, one of the most underrated Superstars on the roster. It's still a surprise that he's not won any championship as of yet and from the look of things, that's only going to continue.
It appears to be one of those cases where he'll use his "managerial license" (which is a nice alternate name for "Wild Card") to appear on both brands. This also, unfortunately, means that we're going to have to wait for a while longer to see Zayn get back in the ring - the place he's best at.
