Kevin Owens and his recently reunited best friend Sami Zayn are currently not booked for this weekend’s WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view (PPV) event in Houston, Texas, and that could mean the end of a lengthy streak that “KO” has been cultivating since making his main roster debut.
Per a report from Cageside Seats, Owens has wrestled in 29-straight PPV events since making his main roster debut back in 2015. This, of course, is only counting the PPVs he has been eligible to compete in after the WWE draft, meaning his was not penalized for missing any RAW-exclusive PPVs (pre show appearances were not counted either).
The next closest streak belongs to AJ Styles with 21-straight PPV appearances, and it looks like he’ll take over as the longest reigning after this weekend a he is set to take on Universal Champion Brock Lesnar at the event. Next up is Cesaro with 13, who will continue his streak as well as he and RAW Tag Team Champion partner Sheamus will take on SmackDown Live Tag Team Champs The Usos.
There’s not much of a chance at Owens or Zayn competing on the PPV this weekend, so it looks like “The Phenomenal One” will be taking over as the new consecutive PPV appearance king.
