WWE Rumours: Sami Zayn might permanently move to NXT from SmackDown

Sami Zayn was main man when he wrestled at WWE NXT. He provided NXT with some great moments and his match with Shinsuke Nakamura at NXT TakeOver: Dallas is considered as one of best matches NXT has ever produced. When Sami Zayn me his official WWE debut against John Cena, fans thought that he will do something amazing, but that never happened. Until w, Zayn has participated in sixteen televised singles matches and he has won only one. Though he does a good job of being spokesperson of Intercontinental Champion, fans believe that his wrestling talents are just too good to be sacrificed for his current role.

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w, re are rumours that WWE can send Sami Zayn back to NXT as y want to give former NXT champion a fresh start. A Sportskeeda report states that WWE can tre Sami Zayn in its official Superstar Shakeup after WrestleMania. Reports also reveal that people at a higher level of WWE have me this decision and re is a huge chance that it can happen.

“With regards to NXT, Sami Zayn is still favourite name I’m hearing, but re is a lot of discussion about that, so I can say for certain. re is a level of people that are interested in bringing him back to NXT, people who have been re before, people who have a lot to d,” said Tom Colohue from Sportskeeda.

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Sami Zayn WWE overview

After taking a break in July, Sami Zayn me his WWE return and joined forces with Shinsuke Nakamura. y attacked Miz on an episode of Miz TV. Sami Zayn called himself as manr of Nakamura and has helped him win Intercontinental Championship. Recently, Sami Zayn revealed that he is also manr of Mojo Rawley and acquired license to appear in both RAW and Smackdown.

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