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#1 Xavier Woods turning on Kofi
This past week on SmackDown, we saw Kofi Kingston telling Xavier Woods backstage that he can deal with Kevin Owens on his own and asking him to relax.
Even after this, Woods came out to assist Kofi when Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn were ganging up on him. Though Xavier didn't turn out to be of much help as KO and Sami took him out.
In the end, it was Kofi who showed his heroic of dealing with multiple opponents once again as he ended the night standing tall after hitting Sami with his finisher.
With Big E reportedly out of action for maybe more than a year, I don't really see the New Day sticking together for so long. Xavier's turning on Kofi is inevitable, but could we see him shock us all and betray his brother at Money in the Bank this Sunday? Moreover, would that lead to a WWE Title feud between the two in the near future?
Which of these heel turns would you like to see this Sunday? Do let me know your views in the comments section below.
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