Jim Cornette Reviews The Cody Rhodes Documentary On Peacock

[@obligatoryhandle]

The first three quarters of the documentary were an actual biography of Cody. The last quarter was TV storyline primer for next year's WrestleMania main event.

[@AntonioPoythress1985]

Lol

[@allgelliebeaneverything1247]

Soon as Triple H said ‘secondary company’ I knew TK was gonna say something….he never disappoints lol

[@SubtlyPoor]

Easily offended, ain't the little fellow?

[@maxxdahl6062]

@@SubtlyPoor What did he say? lol

[@SubtlyPoor]

@@maxxdahl6062 "I know these weren't his words, to be fair, but we're not secondary in a lot of markets - for the first time in a long time, WWE has been secondary in a lot of markets. … I'm proud of where we're at and we're not taking a back seat to anybody.” -the Pee-Wee Herman of wrestling promoters.

[@maxxdahl6062]

@@SubtlyPoorJesus he's delusional. lmao.

[@SubtlyPoor]

@@maxxdahl6062 He's just got these little feelings that he can't control. Plus he's dull, slow-witted, uncharismatic, and he has a whiny voice and personality. His "retorts" are more likely to elicit pointing and laughing rather than respect.

[@rj5822]

I always said Cody wanted Dusty booking wrestling for AEW and Punk also wanted old school territory wrestling as well. While the SpotBucks just wanted AEW to be an overproduced PWG/Indy show

[@b1nostrumpet]

it’s gonna be a hell of a time seeing them together in WWE. really feel like they can change the dynamic of the shows with punk and cody together

[@wilcee238]

I heard Michael Hayes was picked to produce a documentary called “White Power” but declined when he found out it was just about Sheamus.

[@TheManOfTheHourEveryHour]

I laughed way harder at this than I wanted to 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@brynellsidney3983]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@glennross85]

No, he thought they said "white powder".

[@bradpaton3927]

Wait till Vince produces "Hot Shower" ~ any of the Divas from Attitude Era/Ruthless Aggression....

[@maxxdahl6062]

@@glennross85 No that's what Tony Khan thought.

[@ryanbrutally7515]

“Adrenaline in my soul , something something Cody Rhodes”

[@john_blues]

Woah-oh

[@LCR-iy6xq]

These are the lyrics and no one will convince me otherwise.

[@SonOfMuta]

OK, Dork Order

[@couchslouch13]

Vince landing his hot-air balloon on Cody's front yard to rehire him is a beautiful thing

[@Gum_Cuzzler]

It was a zeppelin, more evil

[@amirpourghoureiyan1637]

he flew in on his whacky racers biplane, with muttley bruce in tow

[@eternalharmony7546]

​@@amirpourghoureiyan1637😂😂😂😂

[@michaeltrano6617]

I loved the documentary it was well produced. I felt though this documentary was not only meant to explain Cody’s journey to where he is now in his career BUT a reminder to AEW that no matter his time there and what he contributed his real home is with the WWE.

[@Epsilonsama]

Cody was painted as the bad guy by the Bucks and Omega when he was out of the door. Yet when he left it all went to hell. Cody was peacemaker in AEW and Cody just got tired of putting out fires backstage. He was like fuck this I can still go in the ring and make money.

[@wonipowa7542]

Yes, before he started trying to sugar coat everything you got the very strong sense that people were coming to him constantly about issues with this or that, and he was mediating and putting out fires plus enforcing a bit of the old school attitude he had about the locker room. Then when he left, they all went wild with the Bucks politics and nonsense.

[@Saltoftheearth008]

Yet Cody is a class act who won’t say a bad word about anyone. Very professional, something people in the AEW locker room lack, professionalism. Hate CM Punk all you want, he is what he is. Polarizing. Perhaps a hot head but The Elite, specifically the Bucks are worse. No other top pro wrestling executives leak backstage issues to the dirtsheets but then. I’m sure there’s been plenty of disagreements in WWE but love them or hate them. Everyone knew Vince was the boss and he don’t play that. Imagine a Jim Ross, Johnny Ace or Triple H when they had their position of power calling Meltzer to report gossip. It’s shameful how AEW is ran. It starts with Khan. Cody probably saw that and split but he doesn’t want them to fail. It’s really sad. Their backstage drama is all the press they get, when guys like Bryan Danielson, Will Osprey, FTR, Omega, Cole, MJF are putting on great matches but it’s overshadowed because of the Punk/Elite drama. I’m over it.

[@ziahamm1603]

Leaving AEW could be the best thing that happens to Cody. I feel like as soon as he overcomes Roman, he will be the top guy in the company. Media and image wise he is perfect for that role. Plus aside from some minor beef with Seth (which may well be kayfabe) he hasn't had to put up with any childish BS or drama backstage nor needed to act as a mediator for the spats between the kids. Cody has a quiet dignity about him as well. He must just laugh to himself and say 'sure guys whatever you say' each time the Bucks take sole credit for AEW existing without really acknowledging what Cody or TK did. I like that he doesn't bite back or makes a big thing about it. He knows the sensible part of the wrestling fandom knows his significant contribution to AEW existing and he doesn't need to harp on about it every 5 mins like the Bucks do.

[@AntonioPoythress1985]

​@@wonipowa7542exactly 💯

[@PanasonicYouth21]

No he wasn’t

[@wwedbzguy]

When Cody talked about Dusty’s passing and said “I went from praying he survives to praying he passes” broke my heart =(

[@antonlifer4449]

Went through that with my gmom. When you see a loved one just suffering and know if they even survive it's just not worth the existence of pain , you just pray they go as peacefully as possible and just enjoy the time you had that person in your life and celebrate their life rather than mourning their death. That part made me tear up.

[@M80_B80]

Funny thing is, after re-listening to the cody omnibus, Cody did actually bring up winning his daddy's belt one random time in aew and never revisiting it

[@donnieburgess8488]

20:00 is probably the most important point. Cody Rhodes was the spirit, heart beat, blood, sweat, and tears of All In and AEW. Personally experience - I’ve been to each AEW Indianapolis show and there’s a complete 180 difference since Cody has been gone.

[@thenextsyphillis]

Two things really stuck out to me about the documentary. 1.) Dustin didn't appear. I imagine Cody would've wanted him in it. So who stopped it? Was it WWE, AEW, or Dustin himself? 2.) There was a lot of footage of NXT-Era Dusty talking about Cody. Was there some planned documentary in the works at the time that got scrapped?

[@Rocket_Skates]

I liked masked Cody Rhodes when he started the gimmick with a darker edge. Then they turned him into a cartoon character with the whole paper bag thing.

[@333grantjames]

Jim name dropping Maria Muldaur and Midnight At The Oasis is priceless.

[@bingeMAFIA]

Thank you guys for reviewing the documentary. 🇺🇲👏🏼

[@dashingdreww1185]

Yes I completely agree if Cody was in AEW he woulda been the middle man and got CM Punk to stay

[@paulcarpenter7844]

Why do you think that it's obviously he left because he was coming in that's what I feel could be wrong

[@ThymeKeeper]

Cody's journey from the end of Stardust (which I actually liked, but that's a different story) through Japan, the NWA, and the indies, to AEW, to now, is really astounding.

[@walkedoverwater]

@@jackmacfakie1387yea it is

[@rollingthunder8223]

He should be forever thankful for the elite

[@walkedoverwater]

@@jackmacfakie1387 how pessimistic can you be ?

[@walkedoverwater]

@@jackmacfakie1387 not really, what have you ever done that gives you the right to talk down on his hard work and accomplishments.

[@bigboydancannon4325]

Source - my bum bum

[@JDotWill]

I believe Cody originally bleached his hair when he was ROH World Champion & he was a heel

[@1stylishdevil]

Lol, I’ve been following Cody since the “Disfigured” days. Can’t wait to see the documentary.

[@thegiftedmember]

You gotta watch it asap it’s really good

[@ryanpatrick3284]

I’ve been looking forward to this since it premiered!

[@zachscott5420]

What revisionist history for Cody to say I took myself out of the AEW title picture cause I knew I’d go back and maybe be a main eventer in wwe Malarkey. I say. He didn’t wanna be viewed as booking himself to win the title. Also thought he could stay over as a babyface in the mid card.

[@chepscity393]

I’m convinced Brian never liked or believed Cody to be a top guy. 😆

[@thegiftedmember]

Lol that could be the case good thing Cody has delivered when his number has been called

[@chepscity393]

@@ithinkaboutthings9052 Same here! I don’t dislike him, but I also don’t see him like a Rock or Austin or even Roman! But it is working. Perfect timing with the whole aew thing and now they’re trying to make him the modern Hogan! I really don’t have a problem with it..🤷🏻‍♂️

[@wonipowa7542]

As a heterosexual woman, Brian is missing a major thing with Cody Rhodes that I think guys won't get (unless they are gay) in the HOF speech for Cody and dashing Cody Rhodes. The guy is INCREDIBLY good looking. I remember all the girls I knew being completely head over heels in love with how good looking he was. That HOF speech he could talk, and those eyes and that hair and that look...he was a very good looking guy.

[@JakobIsOkay]

Not homosexual, but I agree; he was dashing for a reason lol

[@MCB741]

The Dashing and Damaged gimmicks were great.

[@danielglenmoore]

The angle doc is fire, look forward to hearin corny review on it

[@QCS_AdamCole]

RE: Cody's acting... I popped for him in Arrow & thought he was pretty damn good in his few appearances.

[@alainchristian]

32:15 - "This is legal, right?" LMAOO the way he said that!

[@THE_Dodge_Morningstar]

Cody leaving AEW, told us everything we needed to know about that company.

[@EwanCumia]

I have fond memories of Dusty. I enjoyed watching Dustin, especially as Goldust. Cody has everything. Cody may not be as tall as Dustin, but he's got the right personality to be THE champion.

[@maxxdahl6062]

I'd say Dusty had everything, especially considering his size.

[@iamcasihart]

As much as I admire and like Cody, I always feel like he’s coming off disingenuous or “try hard.” Like he’s trying to sell me something. The bleached hair, neck tattoo, and promos don’t help matters. Dusty is forever a beloved legend. Dustin as Goldust might just be my favorite character, gimmick, and overall personality in wrestling history. I seriously think Dustin Rhodes/Runnels is one of the best wrestlers AND like his father, he’s so natural on the mic, no matter what he’s playing or saying. Cody is incredibly talented and dedicated, so I mean no disrespect to him. I just don’t get the same earnest, true vibe from him that I always got from his father and brother.

[@jasoninflagstaff]

​@@iamcasihartDustin is far and away the best in ring worker of the family..I like Cody,so don't get me wrong,but he has 3 or moves he does in every match that look terrible..you can tell it's memorized sequence of movements more than natural wrestling moves.

[@iamcasihart]

@@jasoninflagstaff Absolutely, Jason. I concur with everything you wrote. Dustin is truly “a natural,” as his old ring name implies. He just has *IT.* He is absolutely brilliant in the ring! On the mic, as Goldust, he was this most wonderfully peculiar, campy, creepy, funny, and dynamic presence. The man is an artist with such spectacular agility, moves, so fluid and confident, but not cocky. Shit, even in more recent years, Dustin is looking more fit that ever! His ring work has only grown better! He’s 6-7 years older than me. Dustin inspires me to push through and work to get more fit and to stay true to myself. Never stop being kind to myself and others. Dustin is awesome! We are lucky he’s still with us. 🍀 😊

[@hollywood21639]

Cody is the ultimate try hard. Everything he says and does comes across as completely contrived. Aew wasn't good at hiding it which turned them against him whereas WWE can hide it much better. Dusty and Dustin were much more talented in every way

[@M-pz2fx]

THE BACKGROUND PICTURES ALWAYS GET ME😂

[@philanderphillips2309]

ALWAYS!!!

[@ThatGuyX2]

I disagree with Brian. You can basically figure certain kinds of people out the first couple times meeting. Tony seems like one of those people. Especially when he's marking out and giving in to everything the evps want.

[@LCR-iy6xq]

These thumbnails keep getting wilder somehow lol Bless you Travis 🙌

[@OfficialFingazMC]

14:00 asif Corny mentions that from 1990,literally came here from the 1990 KC time line shoot interview.

[@JDotWill]

I’m pretty sure that “personal issue” had something to do with Brandy & the “feud” she was having on tv with Dan Lambert that was never going to lead to Cody getting involved.

[@MrKnicks12345]

Hate the negativity from Brian Last. “Going to acting school was the worst thing Cody could’ve done for his promos.” How would we know that? We didn’t really see him before that and generally they do help people improve with public speaking, conveying emotion and the like.

[@wonipowa7542]

I think majority of the audience would disagree with Brian Last because most people like his promos. It's partly the reason he is so popular

[@patrickboian8545]

I loved Dashing Cody putting bags on peoples head. Teaching people how to trim themselves. Hilarious stuff.

[@ButWhatIfItIs]

The hair thing is interesting, I don't think that would make so much difference, but when he eventually goes heel further down the line, perhaps changing his look a bit and going naturally brunette again might be a statement.

[@D_Welch90913]

Cody giving that camel the business...... 😂

[@brandonanderson8801]

Cody & Punk are familiar with each other from their time with in WWE

[@OrphanHart]

I'd argue Cody working for Tony didn't necessarily make him less smart than anyone, because that entire journey, as rough as it was, is what helped to massively elevate him in WWE. His worth, experience, and brand wouldn't be anywhere near as great had he just stayed in the indies or became a Yes Man for WWE instead of leaving.

[@mjdf122]

They need to do a Jim Cornette biography

[@john_blues]

Not unless they call it "Thank you, F*ck you, Bye!".

[@williammitchell4417]

The rub would be that Vince prolly has NDA's out the ying-yang!!!😂🤣

[@iamcasihart]

@@john_bluesI would LOVE a Corny documentary by that exact fucking title! It’s legendary. 😂❤

[@VodkaVodoka]

I actually really hope that one gets made at some point. Rather than a documentary, I'd be hoping for a biography book since there's only so much stuff you can fit into hour of television.

[@cHriiSzbEe]

Just don’t put Meltzer in it

[@mitzicarpenter2820]

Nimbibia 😂however Jim spells it 😂 my new favorite word

[@ricardojones5944]

The problem is, Cody did the same angle for the NWA title for the first All In. He ran this exact angle in his match against Nick Aldis, even saying his Daddy kept the belt on his desk. The same gimmick with he picture. He has literally run this exact same story line before.

[@thatonebritishidiot3037]

@@chuckles9767 and if it ain't broke, don't fix

[@AntonioPoythress1985]

Yeah, I get what you're saying..

[@MrPaulf0x]

Neither of Brian or Jim commented on him WINNING the NWA world title his daddy did at all in, just the other matches he did with aldis under the nwa banner… he probably didn’t mind winning that world title as wasn’t tv based

[@LemoTetson]

Would a love of Cody Rhodes be something that, dare I say…Jim Cornette and The Elite have in common?

[@coltoncampbell3919]

I was a kid when “Dashing” Cody Rhodes was a man that I wanted to see get his ass kicked desperately! Looking back now it’s the reason I’m a fan of his today. I’ll be the minority I don’t care I thought it was great.

[@thegiftedmember]

Nah man I agree Dashing was great but Undashing was amazing getting these people to wear paper bags without them knowing he’s saying they’re ugly😂

[@greghughes6098]

They should have titled the documentary, "Rhodes to the Top" the story of Cody Rhodes. ... Oh wait 😂😅

[@aidanrocha2043]

Honestly the more I think about it I believe Cody and Punk both had similar visions of what AEW could be and what they wanted to do but their personalities are just so different. Cody is a diplomat who is good at playing “the game”, whereas punk doesn’t play it at all, which makes him easy to hate in the more delusional minds.

[@pendafen7405]

In many ways, I feel for Cody. Yes, he's had a charmed life and nepotistic advantages, but he's also struggled on a personal identity level for a long time in ways most won't acknowledge. When Cody was growing up, Big Dust used to call him his "daughter" like it was an insult, let's leave it at that.

[@poppy87]

He already won other world titles, and including the NWA and ROH belts, so winning the AEW belt wouldn't have ruined that story. His father was still three time world champion, but the WWE belt is still different.

[@Natef321]

Brian doesn't like Cody much does he?

[@TheManOfTheHourEveryHour]

I think it might be due to a Punk/Maria/Cryin Bryan Alvarez-Kanellis type angle w/ him, Cody, and Brandi 😭😭😭

[@tj-23]

I think Brian respects Cody but doesn’t like Cody’s sometimes over exaggerated antics I guess lmao

[@EwanCumia]

And he despises Brandi.

[@maxxdahl6062]

@@tj-23 That's pretty much it.

[@fatalsniper3413]

@@TheManOfTheHourEveryHouragreed. Brian wants to smash Brandi

[@dvon1097]

Cody is the biggest star in wrestling and it's nor close. I've been to 6 wwe shows since he returned and he was at 4 of em and he ALWAYS got the biggest pops

[@MyNameIsNotBrad]

Dashing and Undashing Cody Rhodes was legit.

[@zachscott5420]

Jim hasn’t sounded more out of it then saying Cody had the foresight signing a 3 year contract, seeing if Tony was crazy or not, taking himself out of the title picture, would come back to wwe to win a title he still hasn’t won yet. He guarantees it? Insanity.

[@TheFlyingFox14]

He really does some mental gymnastics when it comes to friends of his.

[@bradpaton3927]

"CornetteFlix" That's a good one, Brian!

[@philanderphillips2309]

Alright Corny & Heckle, why is Cody milking a camel?!

[@maxxdahl6062]

You have to listen to the clip.

[@tornicade]

Tony's insistence of being booker and not letting Cody get more responsibility and giving him less to do. Cody knew he was done a year before he left

[@mrnicemam8523]

I mean the entire cody and the factory feud with qt marshall was codys idea. He wanted to elevate the factory, but it pretty much became the worst feud at the time and didn't help anyone.

[@tornicade]

@@mrnicemam8523 yet Cody's last 4 episodes has 3 out of 4 with one million. The next 15 episodes without Cody they hit 1 million.mark once.

[@mrnicemam8523]

@@tornicade those ratings were largely thanks to cm punk feud with MJF being hot.

[@SonOfMuta]

9:42 "Dashing Cody Rhodes" and "bad gimmick" do NOT belong in the same sentence. Stardust was even good when he was with The Ascension

[@charleybarley914]

That's one happy camel, travis. 😂😂🤣😁

[@royalty843]

I liked the dashing/undashing gimmick

[@Uriiii.]

the new kurt angle doc is pretty good.

[@anxofmyown]

I hope Charlie haas is doing well. I spent some time with him in the recovery scene and he’s a good guy, well liked but I just want to see him stay on the right path.

[@josiex1841]

Liar

[@anxofmyown]

@@josiex1841 why would I lie lol

[@Pupsterization122]

Surprised it took them this long to do this since they like cody

[@sebastianwhpx298]

There were too many wrestling shows and ppvs lately to review that's why.

[@Trunks7500]

I met Cody at north east wrestling

[@keonij1228]

Dark hair Cody looks like Donny Osmond

[@frankiefuryland]

Love to Brian. Worker

[@678hump]

Vince McMahon should pay Corny to do Cock-Doc companion casts for the duration of the series. "Corny's Cock-Doc Companions" LOL

[@naxireal869]

The acting thing explains a lot, actually nice to put a frame to it and why he bugs me as a babyface. Cody is like the wrestling version of William Shatner. No wonder Stardust was good despite how much he hated it, he can chew the scenery like a comic book supervillain when he has the material to work with.

[@workshoptelescope]

“People keep doing things” nice, Jim.

[@SunshineStateCoasters]

If Vince flys to wrestlers houses’ to sign them. Then someone needs to find out if the WWE private jet made a recent trip to Chicago.

[@UziBlancoOfficial]

I just think between the injury issues and the drama behind the scenes.. would he really be worth it?? I get he has alot of fans but come on he's not all he's cracked up to be #1 an #2 he's alot older than the punk everyone remembers..

[@pjludda4323]

@@UziBlancoOfficial That's the thing...Vince is officially out and Endeavor is now in. So I think they care more about making money rather than past issues. I'm just saying Punk's still money so don't be surprised to see him make a return there. Also it's a totally different backstage deal, no Young Bucks/Snowman and their childish nonsense. So I don't think he'd have half the issues there like he did in AEW.

[@UziBlancoOfficial]

@@pjludda4323 I just don't think he's worth the money.. I meen yea he's a draw here an there but he can't hardly make 5 matches without getting injured.. notice his last run wasn't as many tv matches as his 1st aew run.. its cuz he's older an gets injured way easier.. plus who would it make sense for him to feed with right now in wwe?? Jus curious of your opinion..

[@UziBlancoOfficial]

Fued*

[@AHalevonEric]

The Angle doc was a rehash of his Biography. They skip TNA, cut to JR calling it a debacle, and focus on his family troubles.

[@kaijusoshingeki7214]

They just did the A&E Biography on Angle and a Rivals episode on Brock vs. Angle. What else is there to tell?

[@JobberJerry]

Need to watch the Angle one also it was better I think

[@insupportofjunhado]

I'll admit, I didn't like Cody Rhodes from day one. I started to warm up to him while he was doing the "disfigured" gimmick, but he got on my nerves again when he showed up on the independent circuit and proceeded to wrestle a bunch of lack luster matches where Chris Hero and Jay Lethal looked better. I was pulling for him with All In, and even as AEW's weaknesses became apparent I wanted him to stay there and turn heel.

[@lilsmileyg2777]

Lol wow he said Clarksdale that’s were I’m from

[@mrnicemam8523]

I know that people don't like impact wrestling, but they deserve the credit for making cody from an ex wwe jobber into mega star that he is today. They gave cody the american nightmare gimmick with the theme song and made him who he is today. Same goes with drew mcintyre, but yet people crap on that company all the time.

[@baigmen]

As Brian put it it’s like wrestling purgatory. It’s a place people can go and get paid while reinventing or reinvigorating themselves.

[@Cruising_On_Lake_Havasoma]

@@baigmen I think of it as wrestling's halfway house. Sure, you can start over and rebuild your life there, but if you're there to begin with it's probably because you made some poor life choices.

[@rdofdukes]

Did they give him that gimmick? The fact that he's still using it would suggest to me he came up with it himself

[@wonipowa7542]

He had that song before he went to impact. He was billed as American Nightmare in Japan.

[@baigmen]

@@Cruising_On_Lake_Havasoma Yeah because being released from your contract is a bad life decision

[@addidaswguy]

I loved Dashing Cody, was so entertaining. And him with Sandow was hilarious too, when he had a porn star mustache 😂

[@benespinosa6725]

This was such an excellent documentary glad Cody mentioned AEW this was very interesting from beginning to end.

[@jeffreyklima7612]

No it wasnt

[@williammitchell4417]

Ben as they say in the territory days... "How can we miss you if you don't go away." With Cody and "All Friends Go Whack Yourself", Cody decided to go back to Vince. This way, he could be a star and then learn something new and then be even "bigger and better" than just a mid-card yutz.

[@benespinosa6725]

​@@williammitchell4417exactly lol

[@b1nostrumpet]

jim’s theory on why cody didn’t win the AEW world title was my exact theory too. plus i think he was also trying to show that he could be a captivating character without needing to have the preverbial spotlight of having the world title

[@Hundo_Mo]

24:01 But… the NWA and ROH World title dont count? Maybe theyre not as big as maybe an Impact or AEW, but they are televised world titles.

[@philbuttler3427]

I don't believe for a sec Cody would be more level headed than the rest of the Elite. Like what abort his decision making leads you to believe he's anything but out for himself above everything else. He'd be just as mad Punk was getting paid cause he's not getting paid like that simple. Like his mind was never in wrestling as anything but a means to getting more successful in Hollywood.

[@brandonjames7462]

100% with Jim on Cody's blonde hair. Its kinda the Scott Steiner affect. Just really makes him look like a star.

[@knection1986]

You know I really would've love to see a Firefly funhouse match between Cody and Bray

[@zanrosscooper8344]

Have jim review the miz documentary

[@Cruising_On_Lake_Havasoma]

LOL no, and I wouldn't expect him to.

[@Nofunleaguesportschannel]

Was a really good documentary 🤌💪👌

[@kjo2130]

I enjoyed it.

[@supertruck610]

Carbuncle 😂

[@Halbared]

They cancelled TCM in the UK.

[@ashleyburns6752]

Ive really enjoyed sitting back and watching these high quality wrestling documentaries recently. You have to keep in mind the WWE propoganda and their narrative (like Ric Flair's TNA run being ignored or as they say here Dusty taken off TV) just like you have to do with Netflix history documentaries. But they are very enjoyable nonetheless.

[@pgrove]

Why would anyone think Cody is important enough to have a documentary made about him?

[@vinylbuff1515]

Man brian was really not liking Cody

[@foproy]

So your saying the shiek didn't get the cammels milk, but he did get its toe.

[@Hatchbasic]

I loved dashing Cody Rhodes

[@RodneyBailey247]

Jim, I was burnout like this for years after football didn’t wanna see anybody. Thanks for sharing.

[@SirCrazyPretzel]

Cody has talent and I don't blame him for leaving WWE and wanting to value himself more and trying something different and all that, but I will always look at him as a mid card guy. Maybe like Brian said if he had turned heel and been a mega heel in AEW, which I honestly think he seems more of just by how he dresses and acts, maybe I would view him as a main eventer

[@ANDREW.24]

Man this thumbnail is ridiculous 💀

[@uriahedwards]

12:40 Cornette says he’s hard

[@RobertoTheOriginalManFromTheA]

It's a good documentary...but of course wwe won't say certain things like how bad stardust gimmick was..or dashing...cause we can't expose our bad writers...or creative..

[@marcelmoreau2733]

Really? Wont have any of the Buffer Brothers? The who's going to shout "Lets get reafddyy to Rruummmbbĺlleeee"? wjenever a show starts?

[@Halbared]

Brian Glover, best wrestler turned actor, by a country mile.

[@Jwjmcc]

Corney giving Cody too much credit he was nwa and ring of honour champion,he said before his father got trashed for putting the belt on himself and Cody said he never wanted to have that said about him,if he renewed aew deal he would have been aew champion by now they would have figured out a way to put it on him