Kevin Owens and Drew McIntyre's rivalry took a humorous turn with backstage antics at WWE Headquarters. Owens joked about "stealing" McIntyre's Claymore kick after playful exchanges involving posters.

Kevin Owens did not win the Undisputed WWE Championship at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event. However, he is calling himself the true champion. At WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, Cody Rhodes beat Owens to retain the title.

While at WWE HQ for the Monday Night RAW on Netflix kickoff event, Kevin Owens vandalized a picture of Undisputed Champion Cody Rhodes. He showed up to the building with the Winged Eagle WWE Championship around his shoulder. He previously took it from Rhodes at Saturday Night's Main Event despite not winning it.

A third Kevin Owens vs. Cody Rhodes match is said to be on tap, with WWE reportedly considering the match for two major shows at the start of 2025

Kevin Owens has been on a vicious streak since turning heel, and he just might have enough of management getting in his way!

After Cody Rhodes retained the WWE Championship over Owens at Saturday Night’s Main Event, WWE on social media showed Owens attacking Rhodes from behind after the show went off the air, planting him with a package piledriver. As he made his way to the back, Triple H could be seen confronting Owens, shoving him as Owens was led away by referees.

Kevin Owens made a surprise appearance at the WWE RAW on Netflix Kickoff event, and he had the Winged Eagle Title with him. At WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, Cody Rhodes defeated Kevin Owens to retain the Undisputed WWE Championship.

The Post’s Joseph Staszewski brings you around the world of professional wrestling in his weekly Post Match Angle. The Post Match Angle will return Jan. 1. Kevin Owens is doing arguably the best work of his career and it’s a shame we may have to settle for him carrying around the Winged Eagle belt as the “true” Undisputed WWE Champion instead of the actual one.