Triple H Lauds Cody Rhodes’ Unrelenting Commitment to Being a WWE Superstar by Listing His Cutthroat Schedule

Next, it’s an entirely different headache to find a gym in the airport and then train, no matter how intense the jet lag is. Rhodes was still due for a 10-hour air journey to finally land in Perth.

But that’s not it. After touching down in Australia, the former AEW EVP did media rounds for ESPN, followed by him meeting several Make-A-Wish families. There’s just no rest for the weary. And that’s what it takes to be a WWE Superstar, added Levesque.

‘The Cerebral Assassin’ also left a side note apologizing to Rhodes for putting this information out in the public domain. However, the 14-time world champion felt the need to share it.

One could scroll down Levesque’s post to witness the overwhelming response from the fans, reflecting how pivotal Rhodes has been to the company’s overall growth. Reigning women’s world champion Stephanie Vaquer also left a comment calling her co-worker an inspiration.

Is Cody Rhodes ready to take down a possessed Seth Rollins?

As mentioned above, Cody Rhodes will take on Seth Rollins this weekend in Perth for the Crown Jewel Championship. ‘The Prodigal Son’ has a golden opportunity to make it two-in-two, having won the inaugural Crown Jewel title last year by ousting Gunther. But emulating that kind of a feat against Rollins is going to be tricky.

The latter is backed by his Vision teammates, viz., Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. Moreover, Rollins received a massive wake-up call from his Oracle, Paul Heyman, on Raw this past Monday. ‘The Wiseman’ warned his client about losing the faith of his disciples if he did not put away Rhodes this time around.

Heyman also broke it to ‘The Visionary’ that should he lose at Crown Jewel, the WWE Hall of Famer would have to question himself over why he chose to side with him over Roman Reigns. ‘The Architect’ is trailing 0-3 against ‘The American Nightmare’ as far as their singles match catalogue is concerned.

Last Friday on SmackDown, Rollins’ interference cost Rhodes and Randy Orton the match against Breakker and Reed. Afterwards, Rhodes intercepted a cheap shot attempt from Rollins and planted the latter with a Cross Rhodes to stand tall.

One would imagine that Rollins will leave no stone unturned to get rid of his arch-rival. Because if he fails again, he’d be regarded as nothing more than, as Heyman said, a de facto wannabe secondary champion.