RUMOUR: Kevin Owens Possibly allying Himself With Paul Heyman?

If you watched RAW this week, you know that by the end of that incredible match he took the microphone and said that he quit (click here for my In-depth RAW review). This Speculation came from a podcast of all things called Fired Up by Barn Burner and He says that Owens could pair himself with Paul Heyman.

What do I think of this? If done/booked right, I think they're going to be the BEST act on RAW. In other words, I hope this rumour comes true. Yes, Owens doesn't need a mouthpiece considering that he's great on the mic but paring himself with Heyman will do wonders for him in my opinion. It's a great idea that no one has pitched or at least no one that I know of.

What ideas do you have for the storyline of Owens "Quitting the WWE"? Jump in the comments below and follow the blog for honest pro wrestling opinions. Anyways, stay safe smarks.

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