Cody Rhodes hints at a potential name change to "Nightmare King" after winning the King of the Ring. Fans are embracing the new moniker, showing excitement for the potential character evolution.
In an epic rematch from WrestleMania 41 earlier this year, John Cena will defend his Undisputed WWE Championship against Cody Rhodes at SummerSlam in New Jersey.
When you join the WWE, two things are true. First, you will be introduced to millions of potential fans. And second, if you ascend to the top of the industry, Hollywood will eventually come calling.
Who could possibly be better to portray an American military hero in the upcoming Street Fighter film than the American Nightmare himself? Deadline reported Thursday morning that Cody Rhodes as has been cast as U.S.
Professional wrestling, and this may sound hyperbolic, is a spiritual experience. Through the storytelling of choreographed violence and charismatic wrestling promos, this medium strikes its fans in unique ways.
Never say never in pro wrestling, but Cody Rhodes says that a heel turn may not be in the cards for him given how much time he has left as an active pro wrestler.
Having just turned 40 on June 30th this past weekend, Cody Rhodes is starting to explore more outside ventures than ever before. The latest piece of news regarding ‘The American Nightmare’ could see him act alongside his former archnemesis, Roman Reigns.
If WWE fans were left with an unsatisfactory feeling at the end of WrestleMania 41, Cody Rhodes is taking all the responsibility. The American Nightmare
Warning: Spoilers for this Friday Night’s SmackDown and the upcoming Saturday Night’s Main Event card are below. Proceed with caution. It looks like WWE is poised to revisit one of the best feuds of the pandemic era.
Now that we're living in an era where video game movies are consistently good, Capcom and Sony Pictures are taking another crack at a live-action Street Fighter movie.
TNA legend Abyss has been included as a downloadable character in WWE 2K25. The former NWA World Heavyweight Champion is a member of the “Dunk and Destruction” pack, released on June 25.
One half of the main event of SummerSlam is now set. Cody Rhodes secured his rematch for the WWE Championship by defeating Randy Orton in the King of the Ring Finals Saturday afternoon at Night of Champions.
Cody Rhodes has been WWE’s top babyface for the past three years, building a rare and genuine connection with the audience that has cemented his place in their hearts.
Cody Rhodes' days as the top babyface in WWE may be numbered. The former WWE Champion spoke to Kay Adams during Fanatics Fest this past weekend, and the popular NFL host asked him if he ever gets sick of always playing the good guy.
Cody Rhodes has solidified his place as the face of WWE by leaving to film a Hollywood movie. Like Hulk Hogan, The Rock, John Cena and (ahem) The Miz before him, Rhodes will hit the big screen.
Cody Rhodes is back on WWE TV, and he has his sights set on John Cena. "WWE Saturday Night's Main Event" was held inside Yuengling Center in Tampa. The 39th episode of the NBC special featured a non-title match between Undisputed WWE Champion John Cena and R-Truth.
The company is looking to add to the onslaught as WWE’s schedule starts to fill up with several upcoming PLEs and specials. While their attention is on this week’s Saturday Night’s Main Event and later Money in the Bank, they’re also looking to go international.
WWE is hesitant to turn Cody Rhodes heel despite The Rock's suggestion. Cody Rhodes may return to WWE SmackDown as a babyface seeking revenge. Cody Rhodes is expected to be a central focus in WWE programming this summer.
The most intriguing story in WWE is no longer John Cena's farewell tour, but when Cody Rhodes is coming back to television. The current face of the promotion has been off programming since his loss at WrestleMania 41, and there have been constant rumors about his return date and program.
After carrying the company flag for nearly two years, it's clear there's a Cody Rhodes-sized gap in WWE programming. After dropping the Undisputed WWE Championship at WrestleMania 41, Rhodes has been absent from television.
Cody Rhodes has always had an eye on the bigger picture. From his early days as a mid-carder in WWE to co-founding AEW, “The American Nightmare” has never settled for mediocrity.