WWE Smackdown Live: What could be next for King Woods- Ever since becoming the King of the Ring, Xavier Woods, aka King Woods, is on a league of his own. He was perfectly utilized to boil the clash between Big E and Roman Reigns at Survivor Series. But now, when the Survivor Series PPV is done and dusted, what next for Woods?
In this post, we have come up with three possible things King Woods should be looking forward to in the upcoming week on Friday Night Smackdown. Let’s have a look into this.
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WWE Smackdown Live: Challenges Roman Reigns for the Universal Championship
King Woods may look to continue from where he left against the Universal Champion Roman Reigns. King Woods defeated the Head of the Table via DQ two weeks back on Smackdown. That was Roman’s first defeat in more than a year, but he is yet to be pinned or submitted in this particular run.
WWE Smackdown Live: Three things that could be nect on the radar of King Woods
Irrespective of the manner, a win is a win, and this gives Woods ample confidence to challenge the Head of the Table for a championship match going forward. Will we see King Woods stepping up to challenge Roman Reigns for the Universal Title right away this week?
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WWE Smackdown Live: Continue as a tag-team man with Sir Kofi Kingston
Sir Kofi Kingston is currently nursing an injury, and there’s no word on when he would be back in action. Till the time he is back, Woods may also go on a hiatus and come back strong with Sir Kofi to possibly challenge The Usos for the Smackdown tag-team titles. We may see the New Day once again holding the tag-team gold once Sir Kofi Kingston is back from his injury lay off.
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WWE Smackdown Live: Take on The Bloodline on his own
One of the rarest possibilities for King Woods could be to carry on feuding with the Bloodline all by his own, to eventually set a clash against Roman Reigns for the Universal Championship, possibly at the next PPV event, i.e., WWE Day 1 on January 1, 2022.
King Woods seems to be the next challenger for Roman Reigns, and feuding with the Bloodline on his own could help him push and challenge the Tribal Chief for the Universal title in the future.
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