Sami Zayn understands WWE not bringing politics into their show in the way they used to in the past. Speaking in a media call leading up to Elimination Chamber, the Canadian star spoke about the lack of politics in the WWE today.

Per Fightful Select’s Sean Ross Sapp, Zayn stated that he typically keeps contract details private but emphasised that he doesn’t see himself leaving WWE anytime soon. He said, “I have a good thing going in WWE, and I wish to remain here." While specific contract terms weren’t disclosed, it is known that Zayn signed a multi-year deal in 2022.

Speaking with Fightful's Sean Ross Sapp during a virtual media junket ahead of WWE Elimination Chamber, Zayn was asked about his contract status. He noted that he usually was private about this stuff, but he didn't think he was going anywhere.

Sami Zayn took part in a media call heading into this weekend's WWE Elimination Chamber PLE, and seemed to pledge his future to the company

Sami Zayn vs. Kevin Owens is official for WWE Elimination Chamber, but the company won't be responsible for what happens because the match will be unsanctioned.

Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens have the kind of hot-and-cold relationship Katy Perry was referring to in 2008. Whether on the independent circuit or in WWE, they have feuded and teamed with each other enough times that even though their relationship is once again volatile, the idea of rekindling is always on the table.

Sami Zayn has had a difficult start to 2025 in the WWE ring. Immediately after the Royal Rumble – the first PLE of the new year – the Canadian ace was brutally attacked by his former best friend Kevin Owens,

Sami Zayn says that his relationship and career is too tied to Kevin Owens to suggest that his last match against him would be at Elimination Chamber.

Sami Zayn believed the interest in his ongoing rivalry with Kevin Owens is unprecedented. The two Canadians have been battling out for the past two decades, with no signs of stopping. Their matches in ROH and WWE have always excited fans,