The New Day’s Xavier Woods is speaking out and putting fans’ worries to rest as rumors swirl about a possible breakup within WWE’s iconic tag team.

With a decade of dominance under their belts, Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods, and Big E have cemented themselves as one of the greatest groups in WWE history. But lately, it seems not everything has been smooth sailing, especially between Woods and Kingston.

As The New Day prepares to mark their 10-year anniversary on a special episode of Monday Night Raw, Woods spoke with TV Insider about the tension brewing between him and Kingston after a string of tough losses. The WWE Universe has noticed, and the chatter about a split has been loud.

“Sometimes brothers fight. Family fights. It’s just crazy that it has taken this long to start having a disagreement,” Woods shared.

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He added, “Normally, with your friends, there are things that would come up. We had so much time with no real tension. It has been very interesting. Obviously, when you see it on TV, you think everything is imploding.”

Woods wanted fans to know this isn’t your typical wrestling storyline where someone gets jealous or things escalate into a full-blown feud. He emphasized, “That’s what you’re used to seeing in wrestling. It’s not how life is. I could argue with my brother. He can disagree with me, and we can talk about it.”

The powerhouse of positivity explained that their strong bond goes beyond what fans see on screen. “We’re mature adults living in 2024. If I can’t text him or call him and have a genuine conversation about a disagreement, then how strong is our friendship in the first place?” Woods stated.

He continued, “It has always been in wrestling where someone gets jealous or someone accidentally hits someone and we’re fighting. The next thing you know I’m making someone bleed in the streets. If that happened, were we really genuine friends? What you’re seeing now is just a maturation of our brotherhood.”

WWE hasn’t revealed the date for The New Day’s big anniversary celebration yet, but fans are hopeful that any on-screen drama won’t overshadow the legacy this legendary trio has built.

What do you think about The New Day’s future? Do you believe they’ll stay stronger than ever or could we see them split up for good? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.

Steve Carrier

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