WWE Survivor Series 2019: 5 Signs that Kevin Owens will betray Monday Night Raw and re-join NXT 

Kevin Owens is a former NXT Champion and arguably had one of the best runs of his career under the leadership of Triple H when he was part of the developmental division. Owens put the main roster on notice when he was Champion and it's hard to argue that he has had an underwhelming few years on the bigger stage.

This week on Raw, Triple H turned his attention to Kevin Owens after his advances towards Seth Rollins looked to have failed and it appears that Owens was looking as though he wanted to accept the offer before he was attacked by The Undisputed Era.

The Game made some valid points about Owens' career on the main roster and there are several reasons why Owens could decide to take him up on the offer and head back to his old stomping ground in Florida.

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#5 NXT could do with some big names to help ratings

NXT needs to boost their ratings

NXT has been the show that has been pushed forward over the past few months, ever since it was announced that AEW would be live on TNT on Wednesday nights. NXT debuted on the USA Network back in September but has been losing out recently to AEW since ratings have favored the newcomers.

Finn Balor has been able to make his name in NXT once again ever since he was defeated by The Fiend back at SummerSlam, but that hasn't done much for the company's ratings.

In recent weeks, Triple H has written ladder matches into the show in the hopes that they would give the ratings a boost, but something that fans would definitely tune into would be Kevin Owens' return if he was able to recreate the character that once dominated the show.

.@TripleH gives @FightOwensFight a HUGE offer to come back home to @WWENXT!#RAW pic.twitter.com/5gAX6dD0CR

— WWE (@WWE) November 19, 2019

#2 Finn Balor has had success since switching

Kevin Owens and Finn Balor have a storied history in NXT

Finn Balor was one of the misused stars on the main roster throughout his stay, despite being a former Universal Champion, The Demon King was never able to get himself into any kind of stride on Raw or SmackDown. Which is why it made sense for him to head back to NXT following his SummerSlam defeat and reinvent himself.

Balor has since been able to become the star he once was in front of the FullSail Crowd and could now steal the show at War Games, which is something that he was never able to do on the main roster.

Owens has had his own struggles on the main roster and it's shown throughout this time there, which could be why the former Champion could be looking to follow in his old friend Finn Balor's footsteps and return to the division where he first found fame.

Owens and Balor once had a fantastic feud in NXT over the main Championship and being able to ignite that a few years later could be an offer that Owens would find hard to resist.

#3 Kevins Owens will want some revenge on The Undisputed Era

Owens was attacked by The Undisputed Era on Raw

Kevin Owens was approached by Triple H this week on Monday Night Raw and The Game made some interesting points about Kevin's run on the main roster, But before Owens was able to respond to Triple H and give him an answer about his future, he was attacked by The Undisputed Era.

The team responded to the attack on their NXT teammates from the Raw roster, but it was an unprovoked four-on-one attack that could sway Owens to head back down to NXT and get some revenge on The Undisputed Era. At this point, Balor could be looking for a teammate to help him overcome the threat of the group that has dominated NXT in recent years and this could be formed of all the NXT originals.

Seth Rollins hasn't yet made a decision when it comes to the return to NXT but if Balor was to team with Owens, Rollins and then Triple H handpicked another NXT original to take on the four stars in the coming months, it would definitely be a storyline that would put some eyes on the NXT brand.

#4 Kevin Owens has exhausted all of his options on the main roster

Kevin Owens is running out of options

Kevin Owens is a former Universal Champion, but it's hard to remember back to a few years ago when Owens was the one who cashed in on Finn Balor's injury and lifted the vacated title after interference from Triple H.

Owens has had a rough three years ever since this title loss, to the point where he lost his Championship in a matter of seconds to Goldberg and then never received a rematch. He has been fired from SmackDown Live a number of times by Shane McMahon and never truly fitted in on Monday Night Raw.

Owens was only recently drafted back over to the flagship show and it appears that Raw is finding it hard to fit him into their show. Owens only really fitted in anywhere when he was on NXT and it seemed that he was able to truly express his character.

Perhaps a return to NXT and a repackage or even a reinvention of his character could be what he needs right now and that could start by helping NXT to win at Survivor Series.

#5 Triple H has always been on Kevin's side

Triple H has always supported Kevin Owens

Kevin Owens has had a number of issues on the main roster, but what does right true is the fact that Triple H has always fought his corner. Back when Owens was in NXT he was living his best life and seemed as though he was enjoying the work he was part of, this could even be extended to the feud he had with John Cena which was fantastic storytelling that allowed Owens to bring in personal elements.

Aside from the feud with Chris Jericho, this was the best story that Owens was part of on the main roster in the four years he has been there, which is enough of a reason as any to return to NXT.

Triple H has always been on Kevin Owens's side, from making him the main star of his NXT brand to invading the Universal Championship match and helping him to his biggest win. The Game knows what's best for Owens, and in an era where the WWE Universe is finally taking NXT seriously, this could be the perfect time for Owens to make his return and once again work alongside Triple H.