Bryan Alvarez said on today’s episode of Wrestling Observer Live that Kevin Owens has been moved out of his main event position to an upper mid-card position following his program with John Cena.

Alvarez compared Owens to the likes of Cesaro, Dolph Ziggler, & Rusev. He would also say that Owens is not on the level of Cena, Randy Orton or Seth Rollins in the eyes of WWE officials.

Finally, Alvarez pointed out that Owens was one of the Superstars that helped break up the fight between Brock Lesnar and Undertaker on last night’s episode of RAW. All of those Superstars were either mid-card or lower card guys.

Fuck this Company. Let's keep the guys that fans want on top back while we push the guys that Vince blows his load over.

I wouldnt include Cesaro in that group. He's been getting a massive push the past month, including being tag teamed with Orton and Cena this week. But then again, knowing WWE they would do something like that. Ugh.

Anyway, heard about this and it pissed me off.

My actual reaction:

Not surprised tbh

I hope Kevin Dunn loses his job soon.

He'd have to die for that to happen.

It's obvious that WWE haven't got a clue when it comes to who and how to push, judging by the way that R-Truth hasn't main evented for bloody ages.

I understand that he's not a main eventer...YET. It's not too often you debut and are thurst into the main event scene on purpose.

With that said, having him as one of the dudes that attempted to break up the Taker/Lesnar fight was utterly fucking stupid. His gimmick is "FIGHT OWENS FIGHT" and then he's trying to break one up? It would have made more sense for him to be watching it on TV and laughing than that <_<

I imagine this won't last, though. Triple H has a boner for the guy, so he'll prevail no doubt.

I want to complain about this in detail because of how stupid it is... but I'll just say this...

If you wonder why your ratings are low and why you're not creating new stars... maybe it's because everytime fans get invested in someone you tell them it's the wrong person. The WWE is actively making it harder to make another superstar AT ALL every time they pull the rug out from underneath someone the fans are invested in. They're making people feel, consciously or subconsciously, that investing in talent just leads to disappointment because the guys you like, unless it's the ONE guy they want you to like, is wrong.

And that's no way to run a wrestling promotion in 2015.