Demolition Gives New Day Their Blessing To Break Tag Team Record

As everyone who watches WWE Monday Night Raw must know by now, New Day is on the verge of breaking the record for longest consecutive Tag Team Title Reign. If they hold the belts until Saturday, December 17, they will be the new Longest Reigning Tag Champs in WWE History. They've got their work cut out for them, though, as they are booked in a Triple Threat Tag Match against Sheamus & Cesaro and Gallows & Anderson this coming Monday night on Raw. They've got one team rooting for them, though, and it just so happens to be the team whose record they're about to break: Demolition.

Yes, Bill Eadie and Barry Darsow, Ax and Smash of Demolition were interviewed by Bill Apter at Keystone State Wrestling Alliance this past weekend, and they gave New Day their blessing, even though neither Ax or Smash had ever met the members of The New Day.

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Ax began by saying: “Well, it is a New Day, and (although) I don’t know either one of the gentlemen, I understand they’re very, very competent young men; they’re well accepted by the fans.”

Smash interjected, "I heard they’re pretty good guys, too.”

"Back in the day, we didn’t like good guys," said Ax, "but we’ll just change our ways a little bit."

Apter then asked them what would happen if Demolition decided to try to dethrone The New Day and get the belts back for themselves.

“Well, they better pack a lunch," Ax replied, "because it’s gonna take almost as many days to beat us as it did to beat our record.”

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There has been some speculation that the reason New Day has been booked to continue their reign as long as they have is to deliberately erase Demolition from the WWE record books, a retribution for Eadie and Darsow entering a lawsuit against the WWE regarding negligence surrounding head injuries. Over 50 other former WWE wrestlers are also named as plaintiffs in that lawsuit.

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