Big E featured in new project following recent WWE betrayal

WWE star Big E shared a preview of his major new project on social media today. The veteran was betrayed by The New Day on the December 2 edition of RAW.

The popular star was cast in a small role in the Peacock series "Laid," which premiered on December 19. The 38-year-old appeared in one episode of the show and promoted his appearance on his Instagram story, which you can check out by clicking here.

The veteran shared a preview of his cameo in the Laid series on Peacock.

The two-time Intercontinental Champion returned to WWE television earlier this month to offer to be Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods' manager. The New Day stars were struggling on RAW and could not get on the same page.

However, Woods and Kingston refused his offer to become their manager and scolded the former champion for not being there for them while recovering from his broken neck. Rey Mysterio kicked The New Day out of the locker room during this past Monday's edition of the red brand.

WWE Hall of Famer does not believe Big E wants to wrestle full-time anymore

Wrestling legend Teddy Long recently stated that he did not believe Big E was interested in wrestling every week anymore.

Speaking on Sportskeeda's The Wrestling Time Machine podcast, Teddy Long suggested that the 12-time champion's days as a full-time wrestler are likely behind him. Long added that the veteran could return for a storyline against his former faction on WWE television.

"I wouldn't doubt it - there's a good little story there with Kofi & Xavier. He could start with Xavier and get that win over him. Then comes Kofi right there, and drops him. Now, Xavier comes up and they both beat him to death, man. I don't think he wants to do full-time anymore but then you could take Big E and get him a mystery partner and have a tag team. Now you have Big E going up against his old team." [From 07:50 to 08:25]

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Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods believe they did nothing wrong by betraying their former stablemate. Only time will tell what the future holds for The New Day on RAW.