After their incredible matches at WWE Wrestlepaloza, Seth Rollins and Cody Rhodes will enter Crown Jewel in Perth as world champions. The two will collide for the prestigious Crown’s Jewel’s Men’s Crown championship, and the fans were very delighted to attend the battle between them in the Ple.
Seth Rollins and Cody Rhodes have a long history with each other. The visionary was the first rivalry of Rhodes after his return to WWE, and their quarrel undoubtedly opened the way to the glory of the American nightmare. However, by bringing Rhodes to the top, Rollins ended up losing the three games he had with the star, who ended up being a massive debate in itself.
While Rollins was the only one to help the American nightmare to become the undisputed WWE champion at Wrestlemania XL, he is undoubtedly one of the greatest rivals of Rhodes’ career. The two came face to face this week on RAW, where the undisputed WWE champion mentioned the 3-0 record he has against the visionary.
Mentioning the record is a massive index that WWE will give victory to the visionary. Rollins was on one of the best tracks of his life alongside the vision and managed to recover the first place in industry. Given the race he recently had, Rollins winning at Crown Jewel is the best thing the company can present at this stage.
A victory to Crown Jewel would not only give Rollins his first victory against Cody Rhodes, but would also improve his character and continue his position among the entire industry. Time will now tell us what the company reserves for The Star then.
Cody Rhodes revealed an incredible story alongside Seth Rollins recently
The American nightmare and the visionary worked as great friends throughout the Wrestlemania XL season, and also joined Roman Reigns and rock on everyone’s biggest scene. However, apart from their work on television, the stars also spent a night as producers of a WWE event.
Cody Rhodes revealed the story in his recent episode of What are you talking about? Podcast. The star revealed that the producers of the series were unable to do so due to a snowstorm, which led Rollins and Rhodes to intervene as producers.
“We had a show to do and remember, no producers. [It was] Me and Seth … We were producers, and it was a show that had a commission, so we had to work. It was not like, “hey, you are good, we know your match, hey, twelve minutes”, none of that. It was roughly. “” [From 45:00 onwards]
It would be quite interesting to see if one of these men enters the place of a producer after their ring retirement in the future.
Edited by Ishaan Rathi
