Cody Rhodes makes Paul Heyman cry (2/2) - WWE RAW February 06, 2023

Cody Rhodes makes Paul Heyman cry (2/2) - WWE RAW February 06, 2023

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[MTSpade]

Paul Heyman should go into the hall of fame on a separate level just for promo skills

[christopherwiessner]

“I’m just trying to win a wrestling championship and everyone is trying to make it personal” is the greatest explanation for wrestling I ever heard

[simonwee]

Bruh.. Paul Heyman is a promo genius. The way he turned the promo around and hype the possible matchup between Cody and Roman.. crazy good

[GameTime-yjqv]

This was absolute gold. The range of emotions that Heyman and Cody showed was incredible. Awesome promos by both men.

[aphexius]

can we all just appreciate that suit Cody was wearing, absolute banger.

[rickylyon]

I love how Cody takes the insult and then warns Heyman, "I'm not going to take my frustrations out on you. But your Tribal Chief is gonna feel this one". So much more original than just attack Heyman.

[maldonadom]

Like Heyman said “oh you’re good!” You know he did not wanna be a heel in this segment. You know there was real emotions all over this.

[DekeRadio]

This was an absolute masterclass in promos.

[AndrewAHynd]

You know that both of these men went behind the curtain and shared a big long hug after this.

[eddier]

As someone who lost their dad too early, this whole promo just hits differently. It really pulls out the emotions and makes you tear up a bit.

[mickhack]

You could tell Paul was not comfortable doing this shoot

[PyroProspectParagon]

It cannot be overstated what Paul Heyman means to a story, no matter how ridiculous or how personal the storyline is. The man ALWAYS delivers, and it only ever gets better when you let him talk.

[DarioDAversa]

This right here is why Paul Heyman is one of the GOATs. Full of emotion, totally caught off guard, he still flipped it. He controls the craft like no other.

[iladiesnutzoyochin]

The biggest problem Cody had in AEW was not having an equal when it comes to wanting to tell a story. Paul fills that.

[purplewolfranger]

You can just tell Paul absolutely hated having to do this shoot. Those last words he said hurt him more than they were meant to hurt Cody.

[JulesLeStrat]

When Paul Heyman said "Man did your father love you", you could feel actual love in heyman's voice

It tore my heart to shreds, and you could see Cody fighting real hard to not cry

[TheBonuzen]

I wouldn't even call myself a wrestling fan anymore. Not looking down on the industry or anything, we just grew apart.

But 15 minutes between these men and I'm immediately invested. That's insane. That's magical. That's completely next level.

So happy for you guys who have stuck with this form of entertainment through thick and think. You deserve it

[cool-lemon]

I know Cody doesn't want to be seen as only Dusty's son, but it does make for some real good storylines.

[daa]

Cody: "so when will I know to go over to attack you?"

Paul: "oh you'll know when I get to you"

[IterImpiusnp]

Paul Heyman is a pure genius, he makes everyone seem second rate. Wish more people could talk like him