After an incredible night of action and nostalgia, WWE Saturday Night Main Event ended on a bit of a sour note. Cody Rhodes successfully defended his undisputed WWE title against Kevin Owens, but The Prizefighter wasn’t done with the champion. After their match, Owens delivered his Package Piledriver to Rhodes, a move so dangerous it’s essentially banned.
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As Kevin Owens heading back with the belt in hand, Triple H charged, coming face to face with KO and even shoving him in a brief physical display. Owens has been on a bad streak since his heel turn, also putting Randy Orton on the board following a piledriver. While this doesn’t mean Triple H will return to the ring to face Kevin Owens, WWE could still be looking to build a feud between the two. After all, a disgruntled employee colliding with the boss is nothing new in wrestling.
Kevin Owens gets physical with Triple H
KO will finally be suspended
With Cody Rhodes likely out for the foreseeable future following the banned piledriver, WWE could book a segment on SmackDown with Triple H confronting Kevin Owens for his actions. An absent undisputed WWE Champion isn’t a good idea for the company, and The Game lets KO know that his actions have consequences…
…Which would lead to a headbutt from Owens similar to the one he did to Vince McMahon. Even if Triple H’s heart issues keep him from competing, he should be able to escape with a slight bump that would still shock the WWE Universe. This would lead to Nick Aldis finally taking matters into his own hands and suspending KO indefinitely.
Kevin Owens competes in the Royal Rumble and is eliminated on sight
Each contestant gangs up on Owens for his actions
The Prizefighter will eventually return to WWE after his suspension, likely before the Royal Rumble. KO will declare for the massive match, which he will swear to win in order to face Cody Rhodes once again at WrestleMania.
Except things won’t go exactly as planned. Kevin Owens would be public enemy number one upon entering the Rumble, with every competitor looking to eliminate him because of his attack on WWE leader Triple H. In a fun Rumble moment, everyone would come together to throw KO, adding to his sense of injustice. treatment.
One last match with Cody Rhodes
Rhodes ends his feud at Elimination Chamber
Cody Rhodes won’t be spending too much time away and will want revenge on the man who not only tried to end his career with the Package Piledriver, but also attacked The Game. Although KO isn’t the number one contender, Rhodes will only care about settling the score, challenging KO to a title match as a flashback to how the feud between these two began.
Owen won’t turn down a title shot this time around, vowing to finally dethrone Cody at Elimination Chamber. The match would likely involve violent stipulations, which would work in Cody’s favor, as Triple H could cost KO the match.
Kevin Owens Vs. Randy Orton at WrestleMania 41
The original “Triple H Guy” returns
In another timeline, this would ultimately set up Kevin Owens vs. Triple H at WrestleMania 41. However, with The Game’s heart condition, that’s not exactly a possibility, so the best thing would be for a “Triple H Guy” to represent The Game against Kevin Owens. There would be no better option than Randy Orton, Triple H’s original protégé, who was eliminated by Kevin Owens in November 2024.
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The match would be awesome with a lot of historical significance. Ultimately, a Triple H Pedigree (or maybe just a sledgehammer) followed by an RKO would spell the end of Owens and his reign of terror.
