In a recent turn of events on WWE SmackDown, Cody Rhodes made headlines by delivering a resounding slap to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s face.
This action stirred up a whirlwind of emotions and discussions among wrestling enthusiasts.
Following this dramatic moment, Cody Rhodes engaged in an interview with Michael Cole in the ring, where he delved into heartfelt sentiments regarding his late father, the legendary WWE Hall of Famer Dusty Rhodes.
A message from the hottest heel pro wrestling has seen since the 80’s.
Mama Rhodes, you’re now in the Rock’s crosshairs.
Your son’s blood will be on the Rock’s belt, that I will personally deliver to you at WrestleMania.
I’m gonna put a whuppin’ on that boy, in front of his… pic.twitter.com/DdgaxYrLXa
— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) March 15, 2024
Expressing his deep-seated emotions, Cody Rhodes revealed his aspiration to clinch the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship from Roman Reigns at WrestleMania XL and then dedicate the victory to his mother, Michelle Rubio.
However, The Rock had something to say about this.
In response, The Rock took to social media to express his discontent, particularly targeting Rhodes’s display of emotion on camera. He criticized Rhodes for shedding tears, labeling it as a sign of weakness in the wrestling arena.
The Rock’s remarks sparked further debate among fans and wrestling pundits alike.
Meanwhile, the anticipation for the upcoming episode of SmackDown is palpable, with appearances by The Rock, Roman Reigns, and the highly awaited return of WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio.
This episode promises to be a thrilling spectacle for wrestling enthusiasts worldwide.
However, it seems that The Rock isn’t the only one to voice his disapproval of Cody Rhodes’s emotional display.
Former WWE writer Vince Russo also criticized Rhodes’s behavior, particularly his tendency to cry on television. Russo’s remarks shed light on a broader conversation about the portrayal of masculinity in professional wrestling.
As WrestleMania XL draws nearer, the spotlight intensifies on Cody Rhodes’s showdown with Roman Reigns. While Rhodes may be the favorite in this high-stakes battle, the unpredictability of wrestling ensures that anything can happen on the grand stage in April.
