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Cody Rhodes Outlines Goal For Next WWE Championship Reign

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Cody Rhodes Outlines Goal For Next WWE Championship Reign

Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes has outlined his goal for his latest WWE Championship reign, and a term he might ‘lean into’.

Cody Rhodes began his third reign as WWE Champion after defeating Drew McIntyre for the title on last week’s episode of SmackDown.

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Cody’s victory leads him on a collision course with Randy Orton at WrestleMania 42, and Cody has now outlined his goals for this title reign.

Speaking to Complex’s Graps the Podcast, Rhodes referenced being called a ‘golden boy’ as a negative term, and how he might lean into it for his next run.

He said:

“Even at my experience level in pro wrestling, I still haven’t fully found who I am, and I would like this to be the reign that defines who I am.

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“I heard a term, that was said in a condescending fashion, but I didn’t take it that way, I actually blushed. I heard someone say ‘golden boy’, and I loved it. I don’t know if I was supposed to love it, especially with how they were saying it. But I thought, ‘okay, maybe I’ll lean into that’, and maybe that’s the identity of this reign.

“I’m certainly out there in terms of output, and hopefully this is the one time I say it otherwise it becomes self obsessed, but I’m outrunning everybody on the treadmill right now, even the guy I consider my largest competition.

“If that’s gonna be the case, I’ll take this golden boy moniker and see where it goes. I might even dial up my WrestleMania gear to lean into it further.

“I know that’s a bit vague but I’d like this reign to give me an identity that perhaps I’ve been seeking, because every reign is different.”

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