In a recent appearance on The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani, Cody Rhodes addressed the comments made by CM Punk regarding AEW and Tony Khan.
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In a recent appearance on The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani, Cody Rhodes addressed the comments made by CM Punk regarding AEW and Tony Khan. Punk, known for his candid opinions, had remarked on Khan’s leadership style, describing him as “not a boss” and suggesting his niceness could be detrimental to the company. However, Rhodes, a pivotal figure in the formation of AEW, offered a contrasting perspective.
Disagreeing with Punk’s assessment, Rhodes expressed his pride in what he, along with Khan and other key figures, had achieved in creating AEW. He highlighted the collaborative effort involved in building the company from the ground up, emphasizing the positive impact it has had on the industry and wrestlers’ livelihoods. Despite acknowledging that AEW was still in the process of establishing its infrastructure during his tenure, Rhodes maintained his support for the company and its mission.
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Regarding the reported animosity between Punk and The Elite, Cody Rhodes adopted a neutral stance, expressing his admiration for both parties and wishing them the best. Referring to himself as “Switzerland,” he refrained from taking sides and emphasized his appreciation for the individuals involved.
As WrestleMania approaches, speculation mounts about Rhodes’s future in professional wrestling, particularly regarding his quest for the WWE Championship. Reflecting on the significance of the ongoing narrative, Rhodes hinted at a potential resolution to his journey at the upcoming event, suggesting that this could be his final opportunity to achieve his goal.
Throughout the interview, Rhodes conveyed a sense of gratitude for his experiences in the wrestling industry and his relationships with his colleagues, underscoring his commitment to supporting the growth and success of AEW and expressing optimism for the future of professional wrestling as a whole.
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