Why Nick Aldis Believes Kevin Owens Should Pursue a Solo Career Now

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WWE SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis is excited to see what’s next for Kevin Owens now that his tag team with Sami Zayn has ended.

On this week’s SmackDown, Owens was traded to the blue brand in exchange for Jey Uso, who joined RAW at WWE Payback last month.

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Speaking after SmackDown, Aldis expressed his interest in what Owens will do next as part of the blue brand. He said,

“My first order of business was to select and to negotiate for a trade in kind. Now, Jey Uso is a top-tier talent, so that kind of narrows the field as to who would be eligible. For me, as a GM, the most important responsibility I have is to the SmackDown audience. I knew that SmackDown fans would only tolerate a very small number of talent to be eligible to replace a talent of Jey Uso’s caliber. So when I got to thinking about it, there’s a lot of different moving parts, a lot of nuances. I won’t bore you with all those right now. But I felt like Kevin Owens met the criteria for a number of reasons, one obviously being that he is a very top-tier talent.

But also, we’re in a new season, and I feel like Kevin is entering a new season of his career, meaning that he has just come off an incredible run with Sami as the tag team champions. So I feel like the time is right for him to look at singles completion again. With that in mind, I felt like all of those different parts were in the right place, so I made a call to Kevin. We discussed things. I talked to Adam, I talked to Triple H. We made some negotiations, and we got the deal done.”

Aldis was introduced on this week’s SmackDown as the blue brand’s new General Manager while Adam Pearce will serve as the General Manager of RAW.

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WWE SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis has expressed his excitement about Kevin Owens’ future now that his tag team partnership with Sami Zayn has come to an end. Owens was recently traded to the blue brand in exchange for Jey Uso, who joined RAW at WWE Payback last month.

Aldis, who was introduced as the new General Manager of SmackDown, spoke about his decision to bring Owens to the blue brand. He stated that as a GM, his main responsibility is to the SmackDown audience, and he believed that Owens met the criteria to be a top-tier talent eligible to replace someone like Jey Uso.

Aldis also mentioned that he sees this as a new season in Owens’ career, as he has just come off an incredible run as the tag team champions with Sami Zayn. He believes that the time is right for Owens to focus on singles competition again. With all these factors in mind, Aldis made a call to Owens and negotiated the deal with Adam Pearce and Triple H.

The trade has sparked interest among fans, who are eager to see what Owens will do next on SmackDown. Will he pursue championship opportunities or engage in rivalries with other top talents on the blue brand? Only time will tell.

As the new General Manager of SmackDown, Aldis is determined to make impactful decisions that will entertain the audience and elevate the brand. He recently made a match between Santos Escobar and Montez Ford, showcasing his authority and influence in shaping the future of SmackDown.

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In conclusion, Kevin Owens’ move to SmackDown has generated excitement among fans and the General Manager, Nick Aldis. With his impressive track record and the new season of his career, Owens is expected to make a significant impact on the blue brand. Wrestling enthusiasts can stay informed about all the latest happenings in the industry by visiting eWrestlingNews.com or following their social media accounts.