10 current WWE Superstars you may have forgotten have been with the company for over a decade

#9-8. Xavier Woods and Big E have been part of WWE for over a decade

Name a wrestler who is underrated in the ring I’ll start: Xavier Woods pic.twitter.com/OoAAPbP9kn

— Wrestle Views (@TheWrestleViews) August 1, 2021

Xavier Woods will likely forever be remembered as the man who gave the WWE Universe The New Day and UpUpDownDown. Woods brought together Kofi Kingston and Big E to form one of the most iconic and successful factions in WWE history.

The 11-time tag team champion is also famous for his gaming YouTube Channel known as UpUpDownDown that has taken the internet by storm.

While Woods rose to prominence in 2014 when he formed New Day, it’s important to note that he’d been with the company for years before that. Woods joined WWE in 2010 and became a part of NXT before making it to the main roster.

Big E, on the other hand, rose to fame after attacking John Cena on the December 17, 2012, episode of RAW. Following the move, Big E aligned with AJ Lee and Dolph Ziggler. Big E remained part of that storyline for some time before going on a solo run.

In 2014, Big E joined Woods to form New Day and remained with the faction for more than six years. It must be noted that the current Money in the Bank briefcase holder first joined WWE in 2009.

Big E embarking on this singles run.Many forget he is a former NXT Champion.#SmackDown pic.twitter.com/kJ6n1KnURb

— SleeplessScotty33 (@ScottyStyles33) August 15, 2020

Big E became part of WWE NXT in 2012 and defeated Seth Rollins in early 2013 to become the NXT Champion for the first time in his career. Like Woods, Big E has also been with WWE for over a decade now.

While many fans know that Kofi Kingston has been with the company for well over ten years, it’s interesting to note that all three members of New Day have been competing for over a decade in WWE.