WWE star Kevin Owens to return to NXT following SmackDown firing?

Kevin Owens’ dismissal from the SmackDown team on Tuesday night could result in his career moving full circle – in more ways than you.
To recap the narrative: Shane McMahon added himself as an substitute at the King of the Ring for Elias, who was forced to get at the last second because of an injury.
Because he did every thing within his power to make certain the boss 40, mcMahon doubled down on this act of self promotion by installing Owens as the special guest referee and what followed was a virtuoso performance from Owens.
Rapid-fire stands for McMahon snare attempts were balanced out from glacial-slow equivalents for Gable’s, however Owens was helpless to prevent the bell from ringing when Gable wrapped McMahon up using a particularly beautiful-looking Kurt Angle-inspired ankle lock (with added grapevine) and that he duly tapped.
The internet outcome of this is while Owens will seek new 26, that Gable will face Baron Corbin in the King of the Ring final, a result delivered directly to his face by an sweating and exhausted McMahon.
It’s a similar situation at which a reduction to McMahon would have meant the ending of his WWE career, to the one that presented itself in SummerSlam.
The points made then are still relevant today. Significantly, that using WWE now having stakes in independent promotions, a special’travel back to the time’ kind story might be told within several months and comprising a wide variety of places and scenarios not before seen from the mainstream WWE crowd.
Where Owens was a champion for five months at 2015 after a livelihood on the indies that can be classified as dazzling, but it could just be a return to NXT.
If any sign of such a movement was demanded, it came in the kind of Owen’s post-SmackDown discussion, which simply read:”14-24-20″. N is the letter of the alphabet, X would be the 24th and is the 20th. It will be, then.
And that should anticipate Owens in NXT compared to a man against whom and together with whom he loved some of his best moments in that above career on the indies?
Adam Cole has been a rival of Owens – Kevin Steen – the set and at type of Honor and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla remain friends to this day.
Cole finds himself as the singles champion in NXT and also the ruler of their world title, together with his Undisputed Era faction.
Could that extend to Owens, that is – at least in terms – a completely free agent, not to mention a name, in precisely the exact identical time NXT is about to debut on network television in the United States?
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