Cody Rhodes is proud to be dramatic. Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes and World Heavyweight Champion Gunther came face-to-face on the October 25 episode of WWE SmackDown, and Gunther questioned why Cody dragged the people closest to him into his business.

Still, the idea of Rhodes knowing what will happen at WrestleMania 41 now, in October, is silly, as WWE hasn’t even moved to Netflix, let alone booked one of the matches via the Royal Rumble. Like ClutchPoints’ content? Be sure to follow us. The post Cody Rhodes wishes this former WWE stalwart well after exit appeared first on ClutchPoints.

At SummerSlam, Roman Reigns returned to help Cody Rhodes defeat Solo Sikoa to retain the Undisputed WWE Championship. Since then, The Bloodline saga has gotten even more storyline investment and focus on SmackDown, which has caused some fans to feel Rhodes has been overshadowed.

Now on paper, it makes sense that a Las Vegas-based show would have a vested interest in who Rhodes will wrestle at the Allegiant Stadium in April. A match featuring Rhodes, Reigns, and The Rock is about as big a battle as WWE could book, and as a result, such an announcement would draw plenty of eyes, clicks, and dollars to the area.