Sami Zayn Explains Why He Works So Well With The Bloodline
Following WrestleMania, Sami Zayn was looking to prove he was still a leader and he wanted to do so by helping out Roman Reigns and the Bloodline.
Since then, Zayn’s relationship with Roman and The Usos (Jimmy & Jey Uso) has grown to the point where he’s become an Honorary Uce and could one day be Sami Uso. Many fans and peers have said that Sami is doing the best work of his career and is consistently the most entertaining presence on television.
Speaking on WWE After The Bell explained why he works so well with The Bloodline.
“It’s commitment, and it’s also the contrast between the Usos and Roman, and what they were doing. Also, they had a year, maybe more, a year and a half, to really simmer and establish these characters. So to have I in the last three or four years, maybe five years since I switched to the bad guy kind of role, but especially the last few years to really let my character simmer and harden and get established. You have these two very clearly defined acts and the dynamic between these two acts that are established that is so fun and interesting. We’re all committed to it and we know who we are. I don’t know what it is, I think it’s a testament to what I created before I got into the Bloodline and what they created before they got to this point. Now, when you take these things that are established, two well-established and well-defined acts, mix them, and it doesn’t sound like it should mix on paper, but you see the execution, ‘oh this is so enjoyable,’ that makes it work,” he said.
Zayn will team with the Bloodline at WWE Survivor Series when they battle Sheamus, Drew McIntyre, Ridge Holland, Butch, and Kevin Owens inside WarGames.
Fans can check out the lineup for WWE Survivor Series by clicking here.
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