Triple H to order 6’4’’ authority figure to make WWE in-ring debut against Kevin Owens? Possible swerve explored

The current character of Kevin Owens is something that is truly enjoyed by the WWE Universe. The Prizefighter's villainous turn has been anticipated by fans for a long time, and with the present storyline, the wait seems to have been completely worth it. At Saturday Night’s Main Event, KO failed to dethrone Cody Rhodes, but he still made major headlines after delivering a Package Piledriver to him.

Furthermore, Triple H confronted him during the off-air moments of SNME due to his actions. With the announcement of Cody Rhodes’ injury, it’s expected that he might be written off television for a brief time. In the meantime, it’s possible that The Game could order SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis to make his WWE in-ring debut against Kevin Owens to restore order.

When the Chief Content Officer confronted the Prize Fighter, KO didn’t hesitate to push him back. This shows that the former Universal Champion now has no fear of authority figures. To take control of the situation, The Game could order the National Treasure to step into the ring to stop Kevin Owens and restore order. The last time Nick Aldis wrestled in the squared circle was on October 7, 2023.

Afterward, he made his debut as SmackDown GM and has not wrestled since. Given the current situation with Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton, both being declared injured, it seems like a logical decision to have Nick Aldis step into the ring. This could happen if the National Treasure challenges Kevin Owens for his actions against Triple H at SNME or if KO again tries to defy his authority on SmackDown this week.

The rationale behind Triple H ordering Nick into the ring is that The Game is not in the condition to wrestle due to medical issues. Recent reports have also confirmed that there are no plans for the WWE CCO to return to the squared circle, despite the heated physical altercation with Owens.

Overall, it will be interesting to see what happens in the upcoming edition of SmackDown and what the aftermath of Kevin Owens' actions at SNME will be.

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Kevin Owens might make a major declaration in the upcoming edition of WWE SmackDown

After destroying Cody Rhodes off-air, KO stole the Winged Eagle Championship. Later, the former Universal Champion took to his X/Twitter account, referring to the Winged Eagle title as "mine."

In the upcoming episode of SmackDown, The Prizefighter could make a major declaration, claiming himself as the Winged Eagle Champion. With his actions, Owens will try to potentially attain a status similar to Rhodes as the Undisputed WWE Champion.

An announcement like this could create intriguing dynamics, as it would introduce two world champions on the blue brand.