Shane McMahon and Kevin Owen's rivalry has gone beyond personal - and when ever we come across a personal match as such then it is surly set to be faced off in a Hell in a Cell match.
When Shane returned to the WWE and faced The Undertaker in a Hell in a Cell match where in the match was organised by his father, WWE Chairman Mr. McMahon, who suspended Shane and then removed the suspension and indefinitely as SmackDown LIVE Commissioner.
After being attacked by Owens for months, Owens has been threatening to sue Shane is he ever thinks of laying his hands on him. Later The WWE Chairman Mr. McMahon reinstated Shane as an in-ring competitor where the two men will settle their differences in an unforgiving Hell in a cell.
Mr. McMahon then offered and hand shake to Owens to seal the deal between him and Owens. The WWE universe was left in shock when Owens attacked Mr. McMahon instead of hand shake. These actions has taken this match to an another level beyond personal.
Who will stand tall inside the unforgiving Hell in a Cell match on Sunday, Oct. 8. No matter who wins - this match will bring out the best from both the competitor.
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AJ Styles became the new WWE U.S. champion.
Styles did not only defeated Kevin Owens but also Chris Jericho in the Triple Threat match, who made an surprise come back.
Owens has won the title at Sunday's WWE Battleground PPV, so Styles has a rematch in his bag. These superstars don't need an pay-per-view to continue this bout. Eventually Styles won the title.
The big story here is the return of Chris Jericho which surprised many. With the type of scenario fans would like to see what will happen next.
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Almost everyone is hoping for John Cena vs. The Undertaker at Wrestlemania 33 in Orlando. There is no question that is the biggest match WWE officials could book for next year’s showcase of the immortals, but there is another WWE Superstar in line.
The Wrestlemania match with The Undertaker is on an equal level to a WWE title match on the grandest stage of them all. It can be used to be the biggest match on the card, or elevate someone to new heights in their career.
It seems that WWE is thinking about the latter for Kevin Owens. According to a report from Sportsrageous.com, Owens is the frontrunner to face Undertaker at Wrestlemania next year. However, we likely won’t be doing it as the WWE Universal Champion.
Apparently, Kevin Owens is expected to drop the WWE Universal title to an unnamed challenge at the “Royal Rumble” in San Antonio. The top choice for that match is Brock Lesnar, but the card is always subject to change with so many things up in the air.
Afterward, Owens would set his sight on Undertaker, which would elevate him to new heights as he challenges The Phenom during his twenty-fifth Wrestlemania appearance.
John Cena may be one of the greatest WWE Superstars in the history of the business, but Kevin Owens is the present and the future. It’s time for Cena to start passing the torch by taking the loss at the 2015 edition of Elimination Chamber.
With the United States Championship not on the line, Cena can afford to take the loss.
One of the biggest needs for the WWE right now is top heels. Owens has proved during his time on the independent scene and in his short time with NXT that he is one of the most cerebral and merciless wrestlers in the world.
From a storyline perspective, Cena losing makes sense. Not only has he been constantly battling challengers in the open challenge, but he was also in several wars against Rusev. All the wear and tear should be taking its toll on the U.S. champion.
If anyone can exploit that advantage, it would be Owens.
One of the first and most obvious problems with this theory is Vince McMahon. The notoriously fickle booker has shown his dedication toCena, and allowing him to lose to a main-roster rookie would be hard to sell. Owens does have real support from Triple H, and if there was ever the time to give someone the rub, it should be the hand-chosen star.After standing toe-to-toe with Cena on the mic during Raw, Owens looks like he belongs in the same conversation as the United States champion. With one victory, the NXT champion could prove to everyone he is already one of the best.
On the other hand, Cena is coming off three straight PPV wins overRusev. He doesn’t need another victory, and with the amount of credibility it would give to Owens, passing the torch metaphorically to a younger talent would be a huge moment.
The best part would be that with Owens retaining the NXT world title Wednesday and starting a feud with Samoa Joe, his stint on the main roster will likely be a one-match deal. If Cena takes the loss at a meaningless Elimination Chamber PPV, he could gain it back against Owens in a marquee Survivor Series or WrestleMania match down the line.
Owens is just one of several NXT stars recently making their main-roster debuts, but the success of the developmental brand is seen throughout the card, fromRusev to Roman Reigns. The hope now is that the people calling the shots see what this victory could mean for Owens in the long run and pull the trigger.
A win over the United States champion would also continue paving the way for more NXT wrestlers to make the jump. From Charlotte to Tyler Breeze, there are athletes waiting to make their full-time debuts on the main roster, and Owens being properly booked would give fans hope for their favorites.
It’s hard to imagine Cena taking the loss to Owens at Elimination Chamber, but with no title on the line, the decision that would be best for business is letting the “rookie” steal the show and the victory via dirty tactics.
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