One big thing: Xavier Woods hints at lingering distrust following Kevin Owens’ apology
Xavier Woods, one-third of the popular WWE faction New Day, has responded to Kevin Owens’ recent apology for betraying the group in 2019, highlighting his ongoing struggle with trust.
Why it matters
• Woods’ reaction comes amid speculation of potential discord within the New Day, a stable known for its longstanding unity.
• The response underscores the lasting impact of past betrayals in WWE storylines and their influence on current narratives.
By the numbers
• 5 years since Kevin Owens‘ betrayal of the New Day in 2019
• 3 current members of the New Day: Xavier Woods, Kofi Kingston, and Big E (currently injured)
The details
• Kevin Owens apologized on SmackDown for betraying Kofi Kingston in 2019, calling him the only person he betrayed who didn’t deserve it.
• Woods responded on Twitter, sharing a clip of Owens powerbombing him onto the ring apron.
• Woods captioned his post: “And yall are out here wondering why I have trust issues”
Between the lines
Woods’ response suggests lingering resentment and wariness, potentially foreshadowing future storyline developments. His reaction aligns with recent on-screen tensions, including:
• Woods’ reluctance to accept Odyssey Jones’ alliance with Kofi Kingston
• Karrion Kross’ attempts to drive a wedge between New Day members
The big picture
This incident highlights the complex interpersonal dynamics in WWE storytelling, where past actions continue to influence current relationships and storylines. It also fuels speculation about the New Day’s future and potential internal conflicts.
What’s next?
Fans will be watching closely to see how these trust issues play out, particularly regarding:
• The stability of the New Day as a faction
• Potential storylines involving betrayal or redemption
• The evolving dynamics between New Day members and other WWE superstars
What do you think about Xavier Woods’ response to Kevin Owens’ apology? Do you believe there’s a real possibility of a New Day betrayal in the future? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
