Where does Sami go from here?

“You know that’s fake, right?” If I had a nickel for every time I was asked that about my wrestling fandom in the 30 years I’ve been hooked on this beautiful art form, I’d be able to retire at this point. Describing what it’s like being a wrestling fan to a non-fan is not an easy task. There is simply nothing that really compares to this scripted form of entertainment that outsiders frequently view and classify as an athletic competition. It’s like sports, but it’s not. It’s like other scripted TV shows, but it’s not. Whatever promotion or wrestling company you’re partial to, the thing fans can all agree on is that the surge of adrenaline we feel after a big moment hits differently than anything else. The latest example of that for WWE fans was Sami Zayn’s unexpected win at Night of Champions. For years, the story surrounding Sami has been whether he would ever reach the mountaintop and win the big one. To many Zayn supporters, it felt like it would never happen. After coming up sh