In a recent interview with Busted Open Radio, Cody Rhodes opened up about his devastating loss to Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 39. The American Nightmare has been haunted by this defeat and expressed his uncertainty about how he feels about the event until he achieves his desired goals. Let’s dive into the details of Cody’s interview and his thoughts on his WrestleMania 39 loss.
During the interview, Cody Rhodes shared his honest feelings about WrestleMania 39, stating, “I don’t know how to feel about WrestleMania 39 until I get to where I’d like to get.” He emphasized that the road to redemption is long and challenging, and he is determined to make his way back to the top. Cody even revealed that he often mutters under his breath during his matches on Raw or at SummerSlam, saying, “We’re on our way, we’re on our way.” He believes in constantly improving and captivating the audience with each performance, inspired by the John Cena model.
Reflecting on his loss to Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes acknowledged that it has been a difficult journey for him. He mentioned the upcoming WrestleMania season, Royal Rumble season, and WarGames as potentially being the most arduous path he has ever faced. Despite the setback, Cody remains focused on his goal of delivering exceptional performances and ensuring the audience’s engagement.
Furthermore, Cody Rhodes addressed the possibility of losing his WrestleMania 40 spot to The Rock. However, he expressed no concern about this potential scenario, confidently stating that he will outrun anyone who stands in his way. To read more about Cody’s thoughts on this matter, you can find the article here.
Cody Rhodes’ interview with Busted Open Radio provides fans with a glimpse into the emotional aftermath of his loss at WrestleMania 39. As he continues to strive for greatness, Cody’s determination and focus remain unwavering. Stay tuned for updates on his journey and future matches.
(H/T and transcribed by Fightful)
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