The New Day could be on the verge of breaking up in WWE, all due to the doings of Karrion Kross. However, one person who can ensure that Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods remain intact is someone close to them.
Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods have been dealing with a lot recently, but the biggest problem has been with The Final Testament. Karrion Kross does not shy away from letting The New Day know that he is interested in them and has even planted seeds for them to split up. However, Big E is the one person who can ensure Kofi and Woods remain on the same page.
The former WWE Champion has been absent from in-ring competition after suffering a life-threatening injury in October 2022. He has since received the needed surgery and therapy, and appears on some programs of the Stamford-based promotion. Big E's future as a superstar may be on hold for now, but that does not mean he would not be able to interject in The New Day's situation.
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Every time The Final Testament member talks with Xavier and Kofi, it is always just about them and does not include Big E. Woods could eventually be influenced by Karrion's words and leave Kingston helpless.
This could prompt Big E to return and attempt to reconcile the duo. This angle could work even though he won't be competing in the ring. He could deliver an emotional promo and even possibly manage Xavier and Kingston down the road.
Wrestling veteran shared insights about the future of The New Day in WWE
The New Day has become one of the top tag teams in WWE history, but it has been noticeable that they have fallen out of the title picture. However, a legendary wrestling journalist had a suggestion for The New Day to regain interest.
While speaking on Sportskeeda Wrestling's Legion of RAW podcast, wrestling veteran Bill Apter mentioned that while the group still rocks, it was not like before. He suggested that the group should be repackaged along with having them face other superstars.
"New Day rocks but it's just, it's just not sticking anymore. They need to do something new with them, with different opponents and I don't know, it's kinda like they need to be repackaged," Bill Apter said.
It would be interesting to see what the Stamford-based promotion has planned for the former tag team champions, and if the pair will remain together or eventually be influenced by Karrion Kross and split up.