Kevin Owens resigns with WWE

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Thought he would be fire in AEW but not mad at him getting paid. Hope he gets another run w the belt
 

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He earned it. Let’s see what happens with Sami. Don’t see him getting KO money, but he’s doing fine the current way his character is, so his value should be up.
 

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KO is King Neckbeard. Surprising he didn't go to reign over his land with his friends. He'll never be Universal champion again and he shouldn't be. He's just the current stunt guy
 

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It was reported this week that Kevin Owens has put pen to paper on a new WWE contract. After months of speculation about his future, the former Universal Champion will be sticking around with WWE.

On the latest edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer reported that the contract Kevin Owens signed is a three-year deal, which will keep him with WWE for the foreseeable future. Owens did not get a no-cut clause in his new contract. Meltzer added that it is a good money deal, believed to be $2-3 million per year, and he believes it was signed a couple of weeks ago.

Meltzer also stated that the belief is that this was more money than Owens would have made in AEW. He did note that some people within AEW are making that money, but not a lot.

Kevin Owens first joined WWE back in 2014, originally signing to work on NXT. Since that point, Owens has held the NXT Championship and the WWE Universal Championship. He is a three-time United States Champion and a one-time Intercontinental Champion.

Owens will have an opportunity to become WWE Champion for the first time in his career next month at the WWE Day One PPV. Kevin Owens will be competing in a fatal four-way match against champion Big E, Bobby Lashley, and Seth Rollins for the title.

Kevin Owens recently spoke with talkSPORT where he revealed that Vince McMahon had originally signed off for him to return to NXT after his WarGames return.

“Before I did the WarGames return, there were concrete plans for me to go back to NXT for an extended period before coming back to the main roster,” Kevin Owens said. “At the time, Paul Heyman was in charge on RAW, and those were just plans we had. Vince [McMahon] had signed off on all of them, and eventually, he changed his mind and nothing happened.”

Pat Laprade conducted an interview with Owens, which is set to drop this week, where he spoke about his decision. Stay tuned to Wrestling Inc. for more from that interview.
 

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It was reported this week that Kevin Owens has put pen to paper on a new WWE contract. After months of speculation about his future, the former Universal Champion will be sticking around with WWE.

On the latest edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer reported that the contract Kevin Owens signed is a three-year deal, which will keep him with WWE for the foreseeable future. Owens did not get a no-cut clause in his new contract. Meltzer added that it is a good money deal, believed to be $2-3 million per year, and he believes it was signed a couple of weeks ago.

Meltzer also stated that the belief is that this was more money than Owens would have made in AEW. He did note that some people within AEW are making that money, but not a lot.

Kevin Owens first joined WWE back in 2014, originally signing to work on NXT. Since that point, Owens has held the NXT Championship and the WWE Universal Championship. He is a three-time United States Champion and a one-time Intercontinental Champion.

Owens will have an opportunity to become WWE Champion for the first time in his career next month at the WWE Day One PPV. Kevin Owens will be competing in a fatal four-way match against champion Big E, Bobby Lashley, and Seth Rollins for the title.

Kevin Owens recently spoke with talkSPORT where he revealed that Vince McMahon had originally signed off for him to return to NXT after his WarGames return.

“Before I did the WarGames return, there were concrete plans for me to go back to NXT for an extended period before coming back to the main roster,” Kevin Owens said. “At the time, Paul Heyman was in charge on RAW, and those were just plans we had. Vince [McMahon] had signed off on all of them, and eventually, he changed his mind and nothing happened.”

Pat Laprade conducted an interview with Owens, which is set to drop this week, where he spoke about his decision. Stay tuned to Wrestling Inc. for more from that interview.
The one thing to take from this is he signed it weeks ago. People thought he was leaving up until the announcement. :mjlol:
 

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KO is King Neckbeard. Surprising he didn't go to reign over his land with his friends. He'll never be Universal champion again and he shouldn't be. He's just the current stunt guy
Like someone else said, He did that already on the indy scene and now he wants the money.
It was reported this week that Kevin Owens has put pen to paper on a new WWE contract. After months of speculation about his future, the former Universal Champion will be sticking around with WWE.

On the latest edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer reported that the contract Kevin Owens signed is a three-year deal, which will keep him with WWE for the foreseeable future. Owens did not get a no-cut clause in his new contract. Meltzer added that it is a good money deal, believed to be $2-3 million per year, and he believes it was signed a couple of weeks ago.

Meltzer also stated that the belief is that this was more money than Owens would have made in AEW. He did note that some people within AEW are making that money, but not a lot.

Kevin Owens first joined WWE back in 2014, originally signing to work on NXT. Since that point, Owens has held the NXT Championship and the WWE Universal Championship. He is a three-time United States Champion and a one-time Intercontinental Champion.

Owens will have an opportunity to become WWE Champion for the first time in his career next month at the WWE Day One PPV. Kevin Owens will be competing in a fatal four-way match against champion Big E, Bobby Lashley, and Seth Rollins for the title.

Kevin Owens recently spoke with talkSPORT where he revealed that Vince McMahon had originally signed off for him to return to NXT after his WarGames return.

“Before I did the WarGames return, there were concrete plans for me to go back to NXT for an extended period before coming back to the main roster,” Kevin Owens said. “At the time, Paul Heyman was in charge on RAW, and those were just plans we had. Vince [McMahon] had signed off on all of them, and eventually, he changed his mind and nothing happened.”

Pat Laprade conducted an interview with Owens, which is set to drop this week, where he spoke about his decision. Stay tuned to Wrestling Inc. for more from that interview.
We already know who's making that money, and it's the EVPs, Mox, Punk, and Bryan. On another note
 

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What has Elias done to warrant a new deal? Also please believe TK is still the real money mark.:mjlol:


Question 1 - Enough :russ:

Question 2 - False, word to not only KO’s new deal, Goldbergs $5M for 3 matches a year and after all that talent the cut they swimming in money:mjlit:
 

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He said: “I’ll just say it ends again on Jan. 31, but not 2022. I’m going to be around for several more years. The decision was pretty easy because it really was the best thing for my family. When it comes to that, it’s always a pretty easy decision. WWE has been my home for seven years, so I have a sense of belonging. Basically, I’ve spent most of my career there. When you look at all the wrestling companies I’ve wrestled in, in WWE, that’s where I’ve been the longest, that’s where I need to be for the next few years. This is how I felt and this is the decision I made.
 
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