Bobby Lashley isnt holding back on WWEs decision to let The New Day walk and hes calling it a major fumble. Following the exit of Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods, new details already confirmed the duo turned down restructured TKO deals before being granted their release. But now, Bobby Lashley is weighing in and hes making it clear where he stands. Speaking on Good Karma Wrestling, Lashley didnt sugarcoat it, saying WWE dropped the ball by not doing everything possible to keep them: Oh man, its one of those things where its like that was a fumble. He doubled down on that take, arguing that Kingston and Woods should have been treated as long-term cornerstones of the company rather than being allowed to walk away over contract terms. Lashley also pointed to their reputation behind the scenes, stressing that their standing in the locker room makes the situation even harder to justify. He then compared the situation to past decisions WWE has had to reverse, suggesting this could be another one that ends up looking worse over time. That someone else could very well be AEW something Lashley openly acknowledged, especially with hype already building around the teams next move. He even suggested that a move like that could shift attention and possibly viewers depending on how things play out. Lashley wrapped it up by circling back to the core issue respect and making it clear he believes Kingston and Woods earned more of it. Bottom line, Bobby Lashley isnt just questioning the move hes calling it out as a major miss, and one that could end up benefiting another company if The New Day lands elsewhere, especially AEW. Do you think WWE made a mistake letting The New Day leave, or was it the right business call under the new system? Drop your thoughts and let us know. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication. G Add as a preferred source on Google
