11 Hidden Meanings Behind WWE WrestleMania 38 Attires

4. Sami Zayn Forever

WWE WrestleMania 38 Sami Zayn Johnny Knoxville
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Speaking of attires that wrestlers should keep around.

Look closely at that pic of Johnny Knoxville belting Sami Zayn with a "STOP!" sign above and you'll see that the latter's trousers had, "Sami Zayn Forever" printed on them. Zayn used the same font as the recent Jackass Forever movie logo, but replaced JK's danger-loving entourage with his name.

Being honest, "Sami Zayn Forever" already sounds like something the delusional conspiracy-theorist heel would spout during promos anyway. A quick browse on WWE Shop reveals that the company are selling t-shirts with that slogan on them, so this could be something Sami will keep using long after Knoxville goes back to Hollywood.

Why not? Despite the fact they've been warring for months, Zayn and Knoxville have clearly enjoyed working with one another. The pair regularly went above and beyond to promote their 'Anything Goes' match before WrestleMania 38, and Sami will recover from the loss within a few weeks.

Sami. Zayn. Forever.

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