7. Kevin Owens Continues To Bully (Which Irks Ryback)
Kevin Owens is killing it as one of the true genuine heels WWE have on the main roster right now. Going back to an earlier point regarding The Authority, Owens is acting exactly the way they should be. Not only is he brash and cocky, he's also callous and disregarding for the welfare of his rivals. That's what a villain should be, a real bad apple. Defeating Sin Cara in short order on Monday Night Raw, Owens should continue to mow through the competition. Similarly, Ryback could be doing the same, leading to a natural one-on-one encounter between both men once more. Hell In A Cell is the right place for this to happen, they should be physically kept apart until then. This isn't necessarily so that the next meeting between the duo feels unique, they've battled before, but momentum is a powerful tool in wrestling. If both Owens and Ryback are winning, their clash will feel just a little bit bigger. Then, the win will feel more impactful, rather than just routine. Continuing to dominate, Owens could be booked to bully. From there, Ryback would have a bone of contention to pick.
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