The New Day is WWE's hottest act, and its popularity is like a runaway train.
With live arenas eating out of its hands and fans being addicted to the power of positivity, the volatile nature of the New Day's success is liable to get too big for its own good. The more the New Day rests on its laurels, the more the stable puts itself in danger of becoming too mainstream, which would inevitably provoke the same boos heard for polarizing stars such as John Cena and Roman Reigns.
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