Odyssey Jones reacts to explosive debut following WWE RAW
Odyssey Jones finally made it to WWE RAW when he arrived in a thunderous fashion and went after The Final Testament. Now, the star reacted to his explosive debut and had a few words to share.
Last year, Odyssey Jones was drafted to Monday Night RAW under Triple H's regime but made no appearances on the main roster. After over 400 days, the 30-year-old star finally debuted on the red brand and assisted The New Day against Karrion Kross' Final Testament.
Jones single-handedly carried the Authors of Pain for a double side slam to save The New Day. Today, Jones took a moment to reflect on his RAW debut and opened up about it on X (formerly Twitter). The 30-year-old star was humbled to make his debut and help out a couple of legends in the industry on Monday Night RAW.
"Feeling great that I got a chance to help out some legends last night," Jones wrote.
This marks Jones' first appearance and debut for Monday Night RAW. However, the 30-year-old star is yet to make his in-ring debut for WWE's main roster, which could happen in the coming weeks.
The New Day's Big E reacted to Odyssey Jones' debut on WWE RAW
The New Day has always been a trio since its birth under the old regime. Many stars have formed an alliance with Woods, E, and Kingston for matches but never became full-time members of the group. Over two years ago, Big E's injury forced Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods to continue as a tag team in WWE.
On the recent edition of Monday Night RAW, Odyssey Jones came to save the day and stood tall with The New Day. After the show, Big E spoke highly of the 30-year-old star and believes Jones has made new fans following a heroic save of Woods and Kingston.
"The big man looked phenomenal!!! A star is born! Odyssey made a lot of new fans tonight! #WWERaw," E wrote.
It's currently unknown if Jones becomes a new member of the group. Moreover, Woods seemingly wasn't pleased with Odyssey Jones' arrival as Kingston didn't inform him in advance. It'll be interesting to see what's next for them.