Kevin Owens praises the WWE growth and innovative changes

As a leading performer in WWE's most prosperous period till date, Kevin Owens is well aware of the company's transformation since Triple H became Head of Creative. In actuality, Owens attributed WWE's remarkable development to the talent change and other factors. Kevin Owens discussed WWE's recent quality shift and general growth in an interview with Collider's Chris McPherson. He attributed to the company's recent surge in popularity to the talent's dedication and creative changes.

According to Kevin Owens, the roster's commitment and the shift in focus have increased WWE's appeal to viewers. According to the Prizefighter, people started to pay attention as things started to line up more favorably, with many noticing the show's progress. The change in WWE's creative strategy also attracted notice from outside the organization, which eventually attracted new fans and raised interest in the merchandise.

“It’s just really about how hard everyone’s worked for so long, and eventually, things kind of lined up right. People started paying attention more and realized the show’s pretty great. There are a lot of talented, hardworking guys and girls here, giving it their all every single week,” he said.

WWE set to move to Netflix

Every concert and Premium Live Event is sold out and breaking records, so business is really taking off for WWE right now. Bully Ray even denied the idea that WWE's present success is due to the company being in its infancy, which is untrue. Owens spoke about his current objectives and shared more WrestleMania fantasies, such as the main event of the second night of WWE's biggest show of the year. In a contest that could help Kevin Owens achieve some of his personal objectives, Owens will face Cody Rhodes for the WWE Title at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event.

With its 2025 move to Netflix, WWE is ushering in a new era that will bring fans exciting surprises and is anticipated to spur further growth and help the company break more records in the coming year. With this move, WWE's momentum is likely to continue growing and is not expected to slow down anytime soon.