Two longtime stars depart as one of WWE’s most iconic teams comes to a close
Summary
– Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods have mutually parted ways with WWE
– Their exit effectively ends The New Day’s historic run in the company
– Both leave behind major legacies including titles, records, and cultural impact
Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods are officially done with WWE, bringing an end to one of the most influential tag team runs in modern wrestling.
The news became clear after both stars were moved to the Alumni section of WWE’s official website. Reports later confirmed that the decision was mutual, marking a major shift for the company’s roster.
Together with Big E, Kingston, and Woods helped transform The New Day into one of WWE’s most successful and recognizable acts. What started as a rocky debut quickly evolved into a dominant run filled with championships and record-breaking moments.
The group became multiple-time tag team champions and set the record for the longest tag team title reign in WWE history. Their mix of charisma, humor, and in-ring ability turned them into a cornerstone of WWE programming for years.
Kingston also delivered one of the most memorable moments in WWE history when he captured the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 35, cementing his place as a top singles star.
Woods built his own legacy beyond the ring, winning King of the Ring and expanding WWE’s reach through gaming and digital content, including his work with UpUpDownDown.
Their departures represent more than just two roster exits. It signals the closing of a major chapter in WWE’s modern era.
What comes next remains unclear. Whether Kingston and Woods continue together or explore separate paths, their impact on WWE is already firmly established.
