Sami Zayn has been killing it lately, which has caused WWE to alter some of their plans. WWE had seemingly been planting the seeds for Zayn to reunite with Owens, who had been warning him about getting involved with The Bloodline. Owens, however, hasn't been seen on WWE TV much as of late, and Twitter insider WrestleVotes, speaking to GiveMeSport, is reporting that Zayn's spike in popularity due to his work with The Bloodline has put plans for Owens on standby for the time being."He was pegged to get involved with Sami and The Bloodline, but that's white hot right now," WrestleVotes tweeted. "Those plans from what I've been told are definitely pushed back, but they're not off, because the plan is for Kevin Owens to be with Sami Zayn."It seems WWE feels they've caught lightning in a bottle when it comes to Zayn, but there's still hope for those who had been looking forward to the rekindling of his friendship with Owens."Whatever they had planned for Kevin Owens is totally on pause because this stuff with Sami doesn't come around often," WrestleVotes stated. "This was supposed to be a little three, four-week comedy deal, and it's getting big."Sami reaffirmed on his Twitter that he would like Jey Use to "start acting Usey again."Speaking of Owens, he noted on Twitter that he got goosebumps over the announcement that WWE Superstar Shinsuke Nakamura would be going one on one against Keiji Muto (a.k.a. The Great Muta) at Pro Wrestling NOAH's New Year's show on January 1, 2023.