Cody Rhodes Exposes Young Bucks/AEW Backstage Controversy

Cody Rhodes finally lets the Real Reason that he left AEW for WWE as a major slip on a very under viewed interview.
It involves many people and wrestlers from behind the scenes in WWE and AEW wrestlers and executives. Tony Khan is finally exposed.
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Cody Rhodes says Darby Allin can be the guy, but he needs to be reliable.

Rhodes, a former AEW Executive Vice President, faced Allin multiple times during his AEW run. He left AEW in February 2022 and returned to WWE, and he has since won the Undisputed WWE Championship. Meanwhile, Allin has continued to cement his status as one of AEW's top stars. He recently headlined AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam against Jon Moxley.

"So the answer is a guaranteed Yes, but don't let Darby fool you. He was never insecure, and he was never not confident. Darby is almost overconfident, and that's that's what we do. We talk smack. We wrestle each other. This is entertainment. I don't mind it, but sometimes your overconfidence is actually arrogance, when, in his case, instead of it being arrogance, the experience that he's had now with Sting, the experience he's had seeing the different changes in the company, all of that, that is the experience that you need to lead you to, where you see the clarity, and you see the moment go, 'Hey, I can be the guy.' Absolutely, 100% could potentially be the person," Rhodes said.
Cody Rhodes’ appearance on The Pat McAfee Show on ESPN on October 2 was quite the newsworthy one.
In addition to dropping a big spoiler for WWE Bad Blood 2024 this weekend regarding title plans heading into WWE Crown Jewel 2024, “The American Nightmare” may have also given a slight spoiler about a “big” return.
Following the interview on 10/2, Rhodes was taking photos with McAfee and his staff, and afterwards, the two shook hands and had a brief verbal exchange where some interesting comments were made.
“The big guy’s coming back this week,” McAfee said to Rhodes, who replied, “Is he?” McAfee shot back, “You tell me,” to which Rhodes said, “Which one?”
McAfee smiled and walked off while saying, “Okay, awesome! I don’t know … you told me enough. You just told me enough!”
Rhodes responded, “A lot happening. Too much happening.”
A lot happening, indeed.
Whether the big guy is just a reference to Roman Reigns, who has already been back, remains to be seen. Obvious speculation from many is that they are referring to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Whether the “big guy returning” is on Friday’s SmackDown or Saturday’s Bad Blood PLE remains to be seen.
Make sure to join us here on Friday night for live WWE SmackDown results coverage, and again on Saturday for live WWE Bad Blood 2024 results coverage.

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[WilliamLFC]

Look where the bucks are now and where cody is now. Cody got the last laugh

[HeartOfALion]

Hey Cody led that revolution they can say what they want but those that were there knows that Cody was the reason why people watched AEW in the beginning

[HIHi-oslr]

F the youngbucks. Always knew they sucked couple of wannabes. 😂

[ProperPicks]

No wonder he left and no wonder punk flipped the f out

[Collin-tooe]

There's no doubt the young bucks were instrumental to the founding of AEW.

But theres no doubt theyre equally responsible for it's downfall. The talent they've run off with their egos has cost TK probably tens of millions of dollars in revenue, and the two biggest babyfaces in world wrestling.

[thegreatmrt]

you know its bad when even kenny omega hints towards them being the ones who purposelfully pushed punk out and that he wanted that meeting with punk before brawl out and that it was cancelled due to different circumstances. he also said him and pubk had no ill will and were on good terms and it makes you really think why they pushed and got butthurt over punk and putting bullshit into the media that set punk off. i used to think kenny was an issue amd was a big part of the issues but after hearing that about punk and how he worded it all made all the sense and then over this situation too, ita obviously the young bucks behind it all, and you can tell in the video where kenny amswers a question about him and punk, gave me respect for him but i dont get why he continies to be around the bucks because its obvious they are a cancer to all around them, and he ends up being thrown in that group. the cact he hinted towards not wanting to be an evp either shows how horrible shit has been in aew for a while. the fact kenny was also upset about not getti my to work with punk also makes it clear that the ones behind aew and its shitshow and downfall are the young bucks who ironically ar insecure and unoriginal but want credit for everytbing

[anomalyempire]

The day WWE and Cody parted ways in 2016 is when AEW was born

[sevenempestfxntoolsoad]

Bucks fell out with cody & punk? Who both sang their praises before doing business w/ bucks. Then went back to where they said they likely never would after

[willableJC]

Cody low key admitting to the whisper campaign tactics that Punk said out loud at the scrum.

[abrielrobertsson]

Who do they think made it possible for the All In show to be sold out? Who made it possible for Tony to invest and create AEW? They should thank this guy endlessly, because without him they'd be still lurking in some indie shit shows playing with trash cans.

[hardcase]

i was there, i went to the shows, Cody led spear headed the revolution, the Bucks or Tony should be ashamed for what they did

[stayfresh]

Oh great drama means im now going to have to get the young buckaroos book

[Alasad]

Anyone can post a minute long video to convey any narrative they want. Don't be so fickle. It's hardly "exposing"