Cody Rhodes makes confusing historical comparison on AEW run

Although Cody Rhodes has been a member of WWE Univers for years, elite Despite the honor of being WWE Champion in his first reign, fans still have one question above all else: What happened? At the end of his run in AEW?

Has Kenny Omega fallen out with “Hangman” Adam Page and the Young Bucks? Or was there an issue with Tony Khan regarding a booking or his position within the organization?

Until this issue is resolved one way or another, fans will continue to speculate and podcasters will continue to ask questions about his run on “American Nightmare.” Fortunately, on ShowyRhodes threw a fastball up the middle regarding his AEW run, and while he didn’t take it home in a tell-all statement that changed the industry, he put it in play and struck out first. There’s just a little dirt on his $5,000 suit.

“There’s a lot of factors that go into it. When I start talking about it, people try to quote, ‘Oh, that was it.’ That was it.’ Here I can tell you it wasn’t anything to do with Tony (Khan) and Brandi. That’s the big line you hear all the time: ‘Tony didn’t sign Brandi.’ No, Brandi had re-signed. We got a good show on TBS, which has been renewed for a second season on Rhodes To The Top,” Rhodes explained via Fightful.

“It was just a situation that felt disgusting. In the end, I look at it this way, I had really great memories with all of them until All In. I had a really nice experience once and I wanted my memories to remain good. If I see these guys in ten years, I wanted to keep them good. I also wanted them to know, this is Louisiana’s wrestling buy, I’ll be sure, but I had great memories with them and I wanted them to know.

Wait, is Rhodes the Thomas Jefferson of professional wrestling in this scenario? Is it doubling the number of leading promotions in the United States and, as a result, the number of stars who can earn a living wage? Wow, if you have this on your 2024 wrestling bingo card, you’re probably very happy right now.