WrestleMania is the biggest event of the year for WWE, and fans around the world are eagerly anticipating this year’s edition, WrestleMania 39. One match that has generated a lot of buzz is the tag team match between Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens against the Usos.
In a recent interview with Ariel Helwani, Sami Zayn spoke about the uncertainty surrounding whether his match with Kevin Owens against the Usos will headline night one of WrestleMania 39. When asked if his match is scheduled to go on last, Zayn responded by saying, “Well, I mean, that remains to be seen.”
However, he expressed that if the match goes on last, it will hold a significant spot in the history of tag team wrestling. Zayn elaborated on the historic significance of the match, stating, “If we do go on last, which again remains to be seen, it would be the first time since WrestleMania I. And it would be the first tag team title match of all time. So, that’s something.”
This potential historic significance of the match adds to the excitement and anticipation for fans, as the possibility of witnessing history being made on the biggest stage of them all is always a thrilling prospect.
Zayn also spoke about his and Owens’ history in Los Angeles, dating back to their days in PWG. “We, kind of, tried to mention that on TV last week a little bit about how we cut our teeth here. We got it in there but, obviously, we can’t delve into it fully. For like eight years, we came out here every month for eight years,” Zayn said.
Owens and Zayn are former two-time holders of the PWG Tag Team Championships, and Zayn is a former two-time PWG Champion. Their history in Los Angeles and their experiences in PWG add another layer of depth to their tag team match at WrestleMania 39.
Overall, the uncertainty around whether their match will headline night one of WrestleMania 39 only adds to the excitement and anticipation for the upcoming event, and Zayn’s insights into the historical significance of the match and his and Owens’ history in Los Angeles make this match one to watch for fans of tag team wrestling.
