Cody Rhodes: ‘After All In, I’ve Noticed Wrestling Is Increasingly More Talent-Controlled’
Cody Rhodes has considered himself a man of the people for quite some time now.
In a recent Twitter Q&A, Cody discusses a multitude of topics. One very poignant subject he touches upon is the changes that have come to the wrestling industry following last year’s All In extravaganza:
After “All In” I’ve noticed it’s increasingly more talent controlled. Less or zero writers, less corporate agendas, more freedom(which lets the really talented wrestlers shine bright but is also risky for the greener ones). More seasoned talent, more awareness, more listening. https://t.co/VCwKTnhJLg
— Cody Rhodes (@CodyRhodes) September 14, 2019
Cody also discussed the upcoming match with Sammy Guevara on the inaugural episode of AEW on TNT, stating that because of the importance of wins and losses, should he lose the match, Sammy would automatically become the number one contender to Chris Jericho‘s championship:
He would be the logical contender for it https://t.co/q5amQPGoQz
— Cody Rhodes (@CodyRhodes) September 14, 2019
Cody, along with the rest of the AEW roster, is gearing up for the October 2 debut live in America’s capital on the network that hosted WCW Nitro‘s inaugural episode 24 years ago. Over in Canada however, Cody implored those fans to be a little more patient:
Canada’s patience is gonna’ pay off
Standby…
— Cody Rhodes (@CodyRhodes) September 14, 2019
Cody, if all goes well, will challenge Chris Jericho in Baltimore on November 9 at AEW Full Gear on pay-per-view.
