WWE Smackdown star Kevin Owens recently spoke with AL.com and below are some interview highlights:

You have a really great voice on Twitter, but you’ve also expressed concerns about the nastier aspects of social media. Where do you stand right now in terms of how you manage your social media presence and how you engage with fans both positive and negative?

KO: I really don’t go on Twitter as much as I used to. I feel like as you become more well-known, more and more people have access to you and know who you are. There’s a lot of people out there who are just miserable in their own lives I guess and just trying to make other people miserable as well to bring themselves up. There’s no shortage of that, that’s for sure. It’s taken a toll on my in terms of how much I love social media. I don’t enjoy it as much. But whenever I do, I get messages from people telling me how my work helps them in their life in the struggles they’re going through. That always means the world to me. It will never stop. There’s something very special about meeting fans you know you reach with your work. We do this every week, we get into a routine, and as passionate as we may be, it’s like any other job in a way. Once you do something long enough, you kind of get used to it. Sometimes we’re lucky enough to meet somebody that’s really touched by your work, and that always

What’s the best match you’ve ever seen in person that you weren’t a part of?

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KO: There’s been a lot of great ones, but Kurt Angle versus Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania 21 would probably take the cake. That was really something. I was there live. I started the show at the very top of the building because that’s the seat I had. When I knew that match was next, I weaseled my way down to a better seat way down there and really enjoyed that match. Just two of the best wrestlers of all time doing what they do best, and it was really incredible.puts things in perspective and is really cool.

Can you paint a picture of what goes through your head when you find out that you’re going to headbutt Vince McMahon?

KO: No I really can’t, honestly. It’s pretty indescribable. But it’s something I’ll remember forever, I’ll guarantee you that. [laughs]