Why and How Sami Zayn Should Win World Title in Montreal

WWE announced that Elimination Chamber will be happening in Montreal, Quebec, Canada this coming February. It’s the first time in 14 years that a WWE PPV/PLE is running in Montreal.

Montreal of course is where the Montreal Screwjob took place. It’s also the hometown of Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens. I think it would be a perfect place to take one of the World Titles off of Roman Reigns and put it one of these guys.

Today, I’ll be talking about the potential of Sami Zayn winning the World Title in Montreal. I’ll be doing another blog, tomorrow about Kevin Owens winning it instead.

Imagine the pop of Sami Zayn winning the World Title in Montreal. In front of his home audience with maybe a dirty finish that the crowd will eat up. I know everyone loves when they recreate the Screwjob, BUT it could play in a different way.

This is strictly fantasy booking and I’m trying to come up with blog ideas that aren’t just news dumps so here’s inside my brain. Maybe you have Roman looking dominate over Sami and he goes for the pin and the Bloodline turns against him.

The Bloodline sides with Sami Zayn of all people. Roman’s family turns against him because of how he’s treated them for the past 2 and a half years. It’s been the Roman Reigns show and they wanted to humble him.

So like a pack of wolves, the Bloodline, Solo Sikoa, Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso attack the Big Dog, Roman Reigns. They leave him laying and Sami Zayn picks up the win. Sami Zayn wins his first World Championship in front of his hometown and his joined by his best friends.

Speaking of best friends, let’s have Kevin Owens win an Elimination Chamber match to become the #1 contender for Sami Zayn’s WWE Championship. Zayn and Owens get the massive reactions they deserve and it sets up a logical program with them.

As for Roman Reigns, the real Head of the Table, The Rock has to stop by and sort his family out. Talk some sense into them and ask how they let Sami Zayn beat the most dominate Champion in WWE history.

Let me know if you dig my idea or if you think it stinks! Keep following on Twitter for more wrestling content that you want to see.

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