WWE star and a former three times WWE Intercontinental Champion Sami Zayn who is also a former WWE NXT champion recently talked about his real life best friend Kevin Owens working with Stone Cold Steve Austin at WrestleMania 38.
Kevin Owens decided to invite Stone Cold Steve Austin in his KO Show at WrestleMania 38 after he failed to get any booking for the grandest stage of them all. The segment has been booked and it is now official for WrestleMania 38. This is definitely going to be one of the most anticipated statements for the event.
Sami Zayn Reflects On Kevin Owens Working With Steve Austin At WrestleMania 38
The presence of Stone Cold Steve Austin is enough to pull crowd, and that is what WWE exactly did, they just added the name of Austin so that they could sell more tickets of their biggest event of the year. And it looks like their plan is working perfectly, fanc look quite excited after they got to know Austin is coming back to WWE after quite a long time.
Plus Kevin Owens did an amazing job to promote this segment. This past week on Monday Night RAW, Owens delivered arguable in the best segment of WWE in the recent years which was of course regarding this segment. He is definitely doing a marvellous job to promote this statement and we believe this is going to be worth waiting.
Sami Zayn who is also a former WWE NXT champion recently spoke to Dallas Morning News where he talked about his real life best friend Kevin Owens working with Stone Cold Steve Austin at WrestleMania 38. He said;
“I guess I’m seeing it through a bit of a different lens than most. I’m sure 95% of the people are just so pumped to see Austin coming back – and they’re right to do it – but for me, knowing my friend and knowing him early in life and knowing what a huge influence and a huge impact Steve Austin had on him, I’m just so happy for him that he gets to do this. It’s so surreal. And I know it’s surreal for him.
“You know, working in WWE is a strange thing. These people that you’ve been fans of growing up as a child and had these massive impacts on you growing up, eventually they become your peers. And it’s a strange thing. And then what ends up happening is you sort of lose your perspective sometimes because you get on the hamster wheel of the WWE lifestyle – the busy and difficult things – you kind of get tunnel vision and you kind of forget sometimes how special it is to be here rubbing elbows with the people that you once looked up to.
“But I know this is going to be huge for Kevin, and I’m very happy for him. So I think I’m looking at it that way. And I know that when it finally happens I’m sure I’ll put my fan goggles back on and just appreciate it for what it is, but at the moment just hearing about it – I’m really, really happy for him.”