Xavier Woods loses it during match on RAW; attacks former WWE champion

Modified Sep 24, 2024 02:45 GMT

Xavier Woods hasn't been the same in recent weeks. He lost it tonight on WWE RAW and attacked a former champion.

Chad Gable felt the wrath of Woods. The 38-year-old has expressed his disappointment over New Day's inability to regain the tag titles even though it has been over three years. This caused a lot of tension between him and Kofi Kingston.

Last week on the red brand, Xavier Woods snapped at Kingston and yelled at him after they failed to regain the tag titles from Judgment Day. Tonight on RAW, New Day was backstage when Kofi told Woods that he could take charge of their team and make the decisions. They were interrupted by American Made, and after a back-and-forth exchange between both teams, Woods challenged them to a match.

Both teams put on a stellar contest that had the fans on their feet. The New Day managed to keep their cool until the closing moments of the match. When Xavier Woods was looking to put away Julius Creed, Chad Gable jumped on the apron and distracted him. As a result, Woods viciously attacked him. This allowed Julius to take advantage and pick up the win.

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It looks like New Day's woes just went from bad to worse after yet another heartbreaking loss.

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