The New Day accompany massive 405-pound star for RAW debut; confronted by Final Testament after match

The New Day was at ringside for a massive star's RAW debut. They were confronted by Final Testament after the match.

Odyssey Jones first made his debut in NXT and proved to be a dominant force in the ring. Although he was never regularly featured on WWE television, he was able to impress fans with his sheer size and strength every time he got a chance.

However, Odyssey Jones hadn't been seen on WWE television for several months. Last week that changed when he showed up on WWE RAW and helped The New Day fight off The Final Testament. He even single-handedly took out the Authors of Pain.

Tonight on the red brand, Jones made his RAW debut against Vincent Winey. To pay him back for last week, The New Day also came out to ringside to show their support but he didn't need it as he squashed his opponent without much effort.

Following the match, The Final Testament came out. Karrion Kross tried to drive a wedge between Kofi and Xavier by claiming that the former was trying to replace Woods with Odyssey Jones. Instead, Kofi challenged them to a six-man tag team match and Kross accepted.

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It remains to be seen if Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods will finally be able to get the better of The Final Testament.

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Edited by Debottam Saha