At WWE’s recent Live Event in Sydney, Australia, Xavier Woods Of The New Day reportedly suffered an unfortunate injury. Woods reportedly got injured during a Tag Team Match that saw him and Big E face The SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Revival (Scott Dawson & Dash Wilder).
At one point in the match, Xavier Woods just buckled then immediately clutched his leg. A fan attending the event noted that Xavier Woods was sent to the ropes, then immediately buckled and grabbed his knee or his leg. The referee then immediately threw up the dreaded “X” sign as trainers from the back made their way to the ring.
Xavier Woods was then checked on and seemed to be in excruciating pain as Big E & The Revival looked on with concern. Woods was then limping away and helped to the back as the match continued with Big E taking on The Revival in a Handicap Match and suffering a loss. Xavier Woods then took to Twitter and revealed that he suffered an Achilles tendon injury.
You can check out how Xavier Woods suffered the injury in the photos and the videos below along with his tweet:
Looks like Xavier Woods has blown his knee out #WWESydney pic.twitter.com/eT8en1XCXG
— Curtis Woodward (@woodward_curtis) October 21, 2019
@davemeltzerWON Xavier Woods went out of the house show match in Sydney with a leg injury. Ref threw up the “X”, limped out, not putting any pressure on left leg. Looks lower leg.
— Thomas Moore (@KodosKang2020) October 21, 2019
Xavier Woods in real trouble here at #WWESydney. Running the ropes and ankle/knee gave way. Match stopped immediately @bryanalvarez pic.twitter.com/G7EnwNfyL5
— Kane Milne (@MilneyK9) October 21, 2019
@bryanalvarez ref threw up the X for xavier woods in wwe sydney, seemed badly hurt pic.twitter.com/cjWPOxKxa4
— vince (@lauharrier) October 21, 2019
It’s Big E taking on the revival in a Sydney house show after Xavier Woods sent to the back after injury#wwe #WWESydney #WWEAustralia pic.twitter.com/Id55yjGQq8
— Seizure Kaiser (@iAmSeizure) October 21, 2019
Sorry #WweSydney pic.twitter.com/qawAmenlq3
— Austin Creed (@XavierWoodsPhD) October 21, 2019
