US EditionWWE Has Already Quietly Made a Major Roster Trade for Another Star After Sami Zayn
Sami Zayn aims to win the United States Championship to complete his WWE Grand Slam after moving to SmackDown, sparking a heated rivalry with Solo Sikoa and his faction.
- On August 15th, WWE Superstar Sami Zayn officially moved from RAW to SmackDown, confronting United States Champion Solo Sikoa at the TD Garden in Boston.
- Motivated by his desire to win the United States Championship, Sami Zayn announced he left his World title chase to pursue Solo Sikoa’s US title, which he has never held.
- A six-man tag team match was set when SmackDown GM Nick Aldis announced Zayn, Jimmy Uso, and Jacob Fatu versus Solo Sikoa’s MFTs after chaos erupted as the MFT attacked Zayn.
- With stakes clear, Sami Zayn vowed to take the United States Championship from Solo Sikoa, which would make him a Grand Slam Champion.
- Beyond the immediate feud, Sami Zayn's move to challenge Solo Sikoa reignites a celebrated WWE rivalry and positions the US title as his new focus.
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