But that’s what needs to be finished and hopefully, hopefully we can stand across the ring from each other one more time.” This is a story that needs to be tied up doesn’t mean there’ll be several other stories along the way. I came here very much in every sense of it as 110% real, this is the thing I want. Roman Reigns still carries the title and the story remains unfinished,” said Rhodes. I haven’t gone on TV explaining the nature of the loss or whining, because it’s not within my nature to tell you what you already saw. “The obvious element of you didn’t leave, I didn’t win the title, I lost. If you plan on using any of these quotes, please credit with “h/t FanSided” and link back to this article. You can watch the full interview in the video below:Ĭody Rhodes on ‘finishing the story’ after WrestleMania 39, getting drafted to Raw But, “The American Nightmare” brings up that he didn’t “finish the story.” I spoke with Rhodes this week and asked about where the moment of main event WrestleMania ranked in his career.

Despite belief from fans that Rhodes would stand tall with the Undisputed WWE Universal championship, it was Reigns who once again extended his 900+ day title run. At the “Grandest Stage of Them All,” Rhodes looked to have Reigns beat, but after getting hit with a Samoan Spike by an interfering Solo Sikoa, leading to a shocking loss. WWE SuperCard is celebrating its 9th anniversary this year as a staple of the card battle genre with 29+ million downloads across all of its platforms, where a brand new update was released the week of April 24, featuring a hint of things to come in Season 10.Īhead of a WrestleMania 39 clash with Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes stressed that it was his goal to “finish the story.” By way of winning the 2023 men’s Royal Rumble match, he earned the right to challenge Reigns for his Undisputed WWE Universal Championship, a title he has held since Aug. Cody Rhodes spoke with FanSided on behalf of WWE SuperCard and WWE 2K23.

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