Karrion Kross Brutally Mocks Sami Zayn While Exposing His Silence on Fired WWE Stars

Karrion Kross just took his feud with Sami Zayn to another level, and he did it in the most unexpected way.

In a video posted to his Twitter/X account, Kross dressed up as Zayn, mimicking his mannerisms while sitting with Scarlett on his lap. But things took a sharp turn when he stripped off the costume and unleashed a scathing promo that left no room for interpretation.

Kross didn’t just mock Zayn—he dug deep, bringing up his past actions and questioning his integrity. “You know what’s been even funnier than all of this? When Kevin [Owens] pile drove you, Sami, and nobody came out there to help you, not a single person. Not Jey Uso, not Cody Rhodes. Nobody. And what does that say to you? What does that mean to you?”

He didn’t stop there. Kross accused Zayn of benefiting from chaos, referencing his time in The Bloodline and implying that karma was finally catching up to him. “Give me any idea how much chaos you caused people’s lives, their careers, infiltrating The Bloodline for career advancement? What do you think? We were all back there, we were dying laughing. We were hoping he was going to pick you up and do it again. You know why? Because you deserve it.”

Kross then turned up the heat, calling out Zayn’s so-called moral high ground and questioning why he didn’t speak up when WWE released talent. “Did you put out a status report or a statement about the people who got released? No, you didn’t. Does your heart not bleed for them? How about me in 2021 when my career got driven off of a cliff over a bullshit that had nothing to do with me? Does your heart bleed for me?”

But instead of ending things with pure hatred, Kross twisted the narrative, claiming he and Zayn are more alike than anyone realizes. “The biggest difference is I don’t try to fly around in a red cape. I am what I am. I am the devil you know. And I promise you, Sami, by the time this whole ordeal is done, two things are going to happen. One, Kevin is going to end your career, which I hope doesn’t happen, but it could. Or two, I am going to drag you in with the light so everybody can see you for what you really, really are.”

This isn’t just another promo—Kross is making this personal, and his words could be setting the stage for something bigger. Whether it’s a match or something even more sinister, Zayn might not be able to escape the target Kross just painted on his back.