3 reasons why WWE removed Sami Zayn's "AEW" commentary

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May 28, 2019, 7 pm IST

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WWE superstar, Sami Zayn, had shocked the world on RAW's first after AEW's Double or Nothing, going against the grain and mentioning the impending new promotion – something that WWE had previously deliberately avoided at all costs.

Well, AEW did absolutely nothing like that, Double or Nothing, who shot. at the WWE throughout the show, Cody Rhodes symbolically breaking a throne very familiar with a hammer. Did this provoke the reaction of the WWE? Or did Sami come out of the screenplay?

Well, alone, it is certain that everyone has spoken. On Saturday, Zayn shone as members of the WWE Universe asked him questions when his "AEW" line received a breath of fresh air and songs.

"You could have asked me anything. . You could have asked me questions about AEW! "

The segment is now completely erased from the WWE clip on YouTube, with the company's option to edit it for post-production.

[19659017] So, why change it? Well, here are three potential reasons for the decision …

# 3 Sami Zayn is out of the story

This is clearly the least likely option, but it is not impossible. The electric chair segment has almost always been meticulously scripted from start to finish. With the WWE Universe members asking incredibly tame questions, one would have to believe that they are idiots fed with questions. I would never badume that, of course, and there is a small chance it will not happen.

Even though these fans were in the segment and Graves, Charly Caruso and Sara Schreiber all knew exactly what was happening – Zayn's improvised AEW line may have been made voluntarily, either to take the segment in his hands, or even to provoke the WWE.

With so many Superstars who would have asked for their release or who would be unhappy. anything can happen if one of the unfortunate Superstars is holding a live microphone. Contractually, of course, this may not be the smartest option, as the WWE could dismiss them for the remaining term of their contract.

In this case, suppose that the line was scripted for the last two reasons. Although I say that the script was written, of course, not everyone has to participate, and Corey Graves is likely to know it, or is very credible about how he quickly cut the segment …