Mithen

@mithen.bsky.social

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Also known as Mithgifs. Here to yell about Sami Zayn, Kevin Owens, and any other professional wrestling that moves me. She pronouns or they pronouns are both fine.

Kevin Owens talking about how Matthew McConaughey is his favorite actor and he’s love to have a feud with him.
High-angle picture of a bridge in Japan leading to a small island with a gold Torii at one end.
A freeze-frame of the Miz with his arms trapped by Sami Zayn, a flash of pop-eyed panic going across his face.
A strip from Kate Beaton’s Nemesis comic series, showing a sad pirate complaining that his nemesis hasn’t shown up for an ambush. “Why won’t he come? I’ve been waiting for DAYS” he moans. Another pirate tells him “He’s probably busy” and the pirate buries his head in his hands and says “Just leave me alone to DIE.” It is, as they say, a Big Mood for this Kevin/Sami fan.
Kevin’s tweet “Getting bullied for the car I drive by the guy who owns a tour bus.”
Jey informing his cousin that they7re equals, to raucous cheers.
Kevin explains that he wanted to earn his title shot so that he could look in the mirror and say "I worked my way there and I did it."
The rest of the locker room lifts Sami up on their shoulders, celebrating. Kevin retreats, leaving the center of the ring to the new champion. He watches from the corner as Sami lifts his title in triumph, and fans who knew their history must have felt a pang of regret at seeing him relegated to the side with Sami in the center. Obviously they’re totally out of sync, obviously Sami’s star is in ascendance, rocketing skyward trailing glory as Kevin just arrives on the scene and begins the slow process of working his way up the card. It took Sami a year and a half from his arrival in NXT to now, a year and a half of feuds with the Wyatt Family and Corey Graves and Leo Kruger until he reached the height. This moment of shared happiness was a kindness, a small gift before Sami soars out of sight to the main roster and leaves Kevin behind again, possibly forever. Or so they thought.
"They were so inseparable (“joined at the hip,” as Jim Cornette described them) that Kevin finds it easier to remember the shows they didn’t share. For a decade they were a unit, pushing each other, teasing each other, looking out for each other. In those ten years, the longest they went without a match together was from Dec. 18, 2010 at Final Battle, where Kevin lost his Ring of Honor job, to May 27 2011 at PWG’s All Star Weekend 8, where Kevin teamed up with Akira Tozawa to fight El Generico and Ricochet. That had been 160 days. After Jan. 12, 2013, when Kevin said farewell to El Generico, they wouldn’t share the ring again for 729 days."