Kevin Owens refuses to play by their rules. He's calling out WWE for trying to muzzle him after that wild brawl with Cody Rhodes. They cut his mic, ignored his video for Raw, and told him to stay home. But he didn't listen.
The moment WWE cut Owens off, I immediately was, "Okay, now what is the real story here?
It's not about Owens trying to get his side out, it's about control. If WWE airs the video, they frame the narrative. If Kevin posts it himself, he grabs the wheel. That tension makes the story far more compelling than whatever scripted promo they'd give Cody.
Weirdly enough, WWE loves a viral moment, but here they're risking backlash by pushing Owens to take things online. The point is, you can't always put the genie back in the bottle, and I think they know it-basically, WWE's banking on the drama to keep viewers tuned in tonight. I'd say they're playing with fire, but, well. it wouldn't be the first time they got burned from underestimating the power of the internet.
So, will they give in or keep the lid on Owens' story?
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