During a virtual media event ahead of WWE Elimination Chamber, Jan Murphy (@jan_murphy) of the Toronto Sun asked Sami Zayn about the United States/Canada political climate in term

Sami Zayn understands WWE not bringing politics into their show in the way they used to in the past. Speaking in a media call leading up to Elimination Chamber, the Canadian star spoke about the lack of politics in the WWE today.

Sami Zayn says that his relationship and career is too tied to Kevin Owens to suggest that his last match against him would be at Elimination Chamber.

Sami Zayn confirms he will remain with WWE, following speculation about his contract status. Zayn signed a multi-year deal in 2022 and clarified he has no plans to leave. He has been with WWE since 2013,

Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens will go to war in an unsanctioned match on March 1 at Elimination Chamber in Toronto. The fight isn’t being sanctioned by WWE because Zayn is still not medically cleared after Owens recently injured his neck with a package piledriver.

Sami Zayn says he has a good thing going with WWE, and he sees it continuing for some time. Zayn participated in a media call ahead of WWE Elimination Chamber, and Fightful’s Sean Ross Sapp asked him whether he had signed a new deal like Kevin Owens.

Sami Zayn vs. Kevin Owens is official for WWE Elimination Chamber, but the company won't be responsible for what happens because the match will be unsanctioned.

Sami Zayn believed the interest in his ongoing rivalry with Kevin Owens is unprecedented. The two Canadians have been battling out for the past two decades, with no signs of stopping. Their matches in ROH and WWE have always excited fans,

Sami Zayn has had a difficult start to 2025 in the WWE ring. Immediately after the Royal Rumble – the first PLE of the new year – the Canadian ace was brutally attacked by his former best friend Kevin Owens,