Kevin Owens is turning into the big story of WWE's summer, following on from two match of the year contenders with John Cena. What's really impressive is the first match was taking place on just a two week build. That's how little time Owens and Cena needed to spin an engaging narrative that is now arguably the feud of the year. Just another two weeks after that first match, they had the second match, whipping the crowd up to a level of noise that was thunderous for a full nineteen minutes at Money In The Bank. Moving forward, Owens is clearly positioned as the number two heel in the company, just behind Seth Rollins. That could all change very quickly, with Rollins potentially going face before WrestleMania 32, and Sheamus moving into the top heel spot. But Owens' status will remain consistent in that number two heel spot, he's came in and made a quick impact, the future is now all about getting that value out of him over a full year. With that in mind, WWE will already be planning out a long term course for the character. The number two heel is always in a big spot for WrestleMania, and that's the grand stage that Owens is being built towards. The ideal babyface to set him against, should be The Undertaker. There's several reasons to consider as to why Owens Vs The Undertaker is ideal for WrestleMania 32.
