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Austin Creed Teases Possible DaParty Reunion After WWE Departure
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Austin Creed Teases Possible DaParty Reunion After WWE Departure

The former Xavier Woods hints that a new project involving his old UpUpDownDown collaborators could be on the way, though he stopped short of confirming anything concrete.

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Austin Creed, formerly known in WWE as Xavier Woods, has teased the possibility of reuniting with his former “DaParty” collaborators for new video content following his departure from WWE earlier in 2026.

Speaking with Fightful’s Phid McAwesome during an appearance at PAX Australia, Creed addressed questions about his future in content creation and whether a reunion with the DaParty crew could be in the works. DaParty was a popular subgroup within the UpUpDownDown YouTube channel, which Creed built and hosted during his WWE tenure. The group consisted of Creed, Adam Cole, Claudio Castagnoli, and Tyler Breeze, and became known for its gaming and lifestyle content that resonated with wrestling fans beyond the ring.

According to Fightful, Creed was coy when pressed on the subject, saying he would “not confirm or deny” whether assets were being created for a new YouTube channel. The carefully worded response left the door open to speculation that some form of new venture involving the DaParty name or format could be in development, even as Creed declined to offer specifics.

Wrestling Headlines, which also covered Creed’s PAX Australia appearance, reported that he discussed his WWE exit earlier in 2026 and what his future might hold now that he is no longer tied to the UpUpDownDown channel he helped establish. Creed built UpUpDownDown into one of the most recognized wrestling-adjacent YouTube brands, and his departure from WWE raised immediate questions about the channel’s future direction as well as his own next steps in content creation.

Neither outlet reported a confirmed timeline, platform, or specific project tied to Creed’s comments. His remarks center on genuine ambiguity about what comes next, with Creed himself declining to clarify whether new content is actively being produced or merely under consideration. Adam Cole and Claudio Castagnoli, both still associated with professional wrestling, were not quoted directly in either report regarding their own involvement in any potential reunion.

For now, the only confirmed detail is that Creed has not ruled out working again with his former DaParty co-stars, leaving fans of the original UpUpDownDown era watching for any further announcement.

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