“Hope that clears it up!” – Xavier Woods reveals who owns UpUpDownDown and why they aren’t on Twitch

Xavier Woods reveals who owns UpUpDownDown and why they aren’t on Twitch. Woods is just as well known for the popular video game channel as he is for wrestling.

The UpUpDownDown YouTube channel is beloved by fans because it has allowed fans to see their favorite superstars in a different light than the ones they are used to seeing inside a WWE ring. The video game centric channel has been a fun platform for both the fans and the performers.

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However, at a time when the WWE instructed its performers to keep away from third party platforms, the UpUpDownDown channel was continued to operate. If you’ve ever wondered why that’s so, Xavier Woods is here to clarify the situation for you.

Xavier Woods reveals who owns UpUpDownDown and why they aren’t on Twitch

Taking to Twitter, the New Day member explained that the gaming channel belonged to WWE. He also told fans that the reason they weren’t on Twitch was because the WWE hadn’t given them permission yet.

“For those who have asked, @UpUpDwnDwn is owned by WWE and always has been,” Woods tweeted. “Hence why we are allowed to stream on that platform. Unfortunately, at this point in time, we are not allowed to be on twitch but hopefully we are given permission at some point. Hope that clears it up!”

For those who have asked – @UpUpDwnDwn is owned by WWE and always has been. Hence why we are allowed to stream on that platform. Unfortunately, at this point in time, we are not allowed to be on twitch but hopefully we are given permission at some point. Hope that clears it up!

— Austin #Creed4G4 – Future King of The Ring (@AustinCreedWins) May 20, 2021

UUDD was launched in 2015 and today it sits at 2.26 million subscribers on YouTube.

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