Cody Rhodes Honestly Addresses Potential Double Turn at WWE SummerSlam
Cody Rhodes spent the past year at the top, holding the WWE Championship with pride. His reign, marked by determination and fighting spirit, came to an end at WrestleMania 41.
On that night, John Cena shocked the world by dethroning Cody Rhodes, but his victory came with controversy. Cena used underhanded tactics to capture the title, leaving many fans questioning whether the win was truly deserved. The American Nightmare, true to character, refused to stoop to Cena’s level and played by the rules, ultimately costing himself the championship.
As the months have gone by, Rhodes’ attitude has started to change. Where he once hesitated, he now seems ready to cross the line if the situation demands it. Rhodes has publicly hinted he’s not the same man who lost at WrestleMania, telling fans that while he hesitated before, he won’t hesitate now. These comments have sparked intense speculation that Cody Rhodes may be heading for a heel turn.
At the same time, the WWE Universe is buzzing about a potential double turn. As Rhodes begins to show darker shades, fans wonder if Cena could return to his heroic babyface roots should the tides change at SummerSlam, where the two stars will once again meet. The storyline possibilities have ignited debates online and backstage.
Cody Rhodes Has Mixed Take On Double Turn at SummerSlam
Recently, Cody Rhodes sat down for an interview with Gabby AF, where he addressed the rumors head-on. When asked about the fan buzz surrounding a double turn with Cena, Rhodes gave an honest and thoughtful response.
“I think to take a page out of his book, if they (fans) think I’m a heel, then I’m a heel,” Rhodes said. “To me, it’s I’m not changing my game. It would be detrimental to the place I work to make a pivot. No more Kingdom, no more promos, no more merch… real bad guy stuff. However, I have ears open,” he added.
Cody Rhodes’ answer does not close the door on a potential shift at SummerSlam. Instead, it shows he’s listening to the crowd and aware of the momentum in the air.