The Usos Send 4-Word Message After Legendary Rivals The New Day Leave WWE

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The clip was about The Usos forfeiting their match against New Day’s Woods and Big E. It was their way of respecting their legendary WWE rivals and giving Kingston a clear path on the Road to WrestleMania 35 and face Daniel Bryan (aka Bryan Danielson) in the main event. This heartfelt gesture essentially ensured that Kofimania was a success.

“We new the mission,” they wrote.

The Usos addressed their actions on that night seven years ago, sending a four-word message in the process. They wrote ‘knew’ as ‘new’, their own way of acknowledging the New Day. Two tag teams that will go down in the annals of WWE as some of the greatest to ever do it, and a message like this shows just how much respect they had for each other.

It was poetic, too, that Xavier Woods & Kofi Kingston got to face off against Jimmy & Jey Uso on the December 15, 2025, edition of RAW. It would prove to be their penultimate match in WWE before Woods’ untimely injury and their eventual exit.

The New Day’s WWE release was reportedly due to TKO

The New Day is one of the most accomplished tag teams to have been produced by WWE, having won 13 titles across all three brands.

Bryan Alvarez reported that it was ultimately Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods’ decision to leave WWE. Their contract was not up, but they were instead asked to restructure to TKO deals, which apparently was not acceptable to them.

As a direct result of the contract talks falling through, Kingston and Woods were granted their release, which might also come with a 90-day non-compete clause. A sour ending to one of the greatest factions to ever grace this sport.

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