The Cody Rhodes Story that WWE is Afraid of..

Cody Rhodes' wrestling journey is filled with twists, turns, and some big gambles. After leaving WWE in 2016, Cody set out on a mission to prove himself in the wrestling world. He didn't just want to be known as the son of the legendary Dusty Rhodes; he wanted to make his own mark. And that's exactly what he did
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Starting Fresh: The Dream List
Shortly after leaving WWE, Cody posted a now-famous list on Twitter. This list included his dream matches and people he wanted to wrestle. It was bold, but Cody was ready to bet on himself. Five months later, Cody was set to make his Ring of Honor (ROH) debut at Final Battle 2016 in New York City’s Hammerstein Ballroom, a big step in his independent wrestling career.
Training Ground: Wrestling Around the World
To prepare for this new chapter, Cody wrestled everywhere he could. Just days after posting his list, he had his first post-WWE match against Zack Sabre Jr. for Evolve Wrestling on August 19, 2016. From there, Cody performed for several promotions, including What Culture Pro Wrestling, IMPACT Wrestling, and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla. He even participated in the Battle of Los Angeles tournament for PWG. By the time he reached his ROH debut, Cody’s name was buzzing, and fans were excited to see what he could do.
Final Battle: Cody’s Heel Turn
At Final Battle 2016, Cody faced off against former ROH World Champion Jay Lethal. It was a tough match, and fans were on the edge of their seats. But when Jay went for his finishing move, Cody pulled a sneaky move of his own-he kicked Jay in the chest and then delivered a low blow when the referee wasn’t looking. After hitting his Cross Rhodes finisher, Cody won his debut match. But he didn’t stop there. After the bell, Cody attacked Lethal, the referee, and even the commentators, cementing himself as a villain, or “heel,” in wrestling terms. This was the beginning of Cody's dark turn, and fans couldn’t get enough.
Joining Bullet Club
In December 2016, Cody joined Bullet Club, one of the most popular and rebellious wrestling factions in the world. Bullet Club was the group to be in, and joining it gave Cody instant credibility. Working alongside stars like Kenny Omega, The Young Bucks, and “Hangman” Adam Page, Cody’s popularity skyrocketed. He embraced his new persona as “The American Nightmare,” a cocky villain who played by his own rules.
Cody also began appearing on Being The Elite, a web series created by the Young Bucks that showcased their offbeat humor and backstage antics. The series became a hit, adding another layer to Cody’s character. Fans got to see not just the wrestler, but also the man behind the character.
Betting on Himself: ROH Championship and the Birth of All In
In May 2017, Cody accepted a challenge from wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer, who doubted that an independent wrestling show could draw 10,000 fans. Cody, always willing to take risks, accepted the challenge. A month later, on June 23, Cody won the ROH World Championship from Christopher Daniels at ROH’s Best in the World event. With that victory, Cody was on top of the wrestling world.
But Cody wasn’t done yet. He and The Elite, including Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks, started planning All In, an independent wrestling show that would become historic. On September 1, 2018, All In took place in front of 11,263 fans, proving that independent wrestling could be just as popular as anything WWE had to offer. Cody even faced Nick Aldis for the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship, a title his father had once held. In an emotional match, Cody won the championship, fulfilling a lifelong dream.

[@baffourappiah3853]

The editing is great. Cody’s story is amazing. I’m sure their saving most of this for his heel turn.

[@KronosOnTheBeat]

This was the video i kept looking for but i guess they had it get deleted to save Cody's image 😹

[@brokenkayfabe]

long story ..bottom line this will be multi parts and many new scenes included.

[@la3g462]

I have been telling people about this documentary since I first seen it. Then it disappeared, SMH. Is this the original version or did parts have to be removed to be reposted?

[@brokenkayfabe]

Its being split in parts but with newscenes added to refreshen it. Long story on why..but hope you enjoy.

[@krispinwahsghost5999]

Makes ya wonder if cody and roman actually have had real heat since cody being back and finishingte story.

[@CMNightmare]

DOPE VID!!

[@TheCasualKliq]

The fact that this video was taken down before now resurrected WWE definitely have alot of skeletons in their closet. Listen carefully the "grandson" of Dusty Rhodes. Therefore, what I was saying before about that underage pregnancy and Dustin being too young, so to avoid shame, Dusty Rhodes took it upon himself to claim the illegitimate grandson as his biological son. That's why that promo The Final Boss The Rock made on Cody Rhodes, was NOT a coincidence. "You wonder y u are 20 yrs younger than everyone in ur fam, cos you were a mistake" cos Dustin got Cody mom pregnant when both where still young and underage pregnancy was a taboo back then

[@majiko97]

Lol

[@adrianpheiffer9960]

Lol please tell me this is a joke, you can't be serious... I don't know what you mean by "grandson" of Dusty Rhodes.. If you talking about the "Grandson of a plumber" thing, Dusty was called the Son of a plumber.. so that's why they say Cody is the Grandson of a plumber. And you do know that Cody's parents were married for years before he was born right? So you really think Dustin had a baby with his step mom while being underage? And don't get me started on that dumb Rock promo that made no sense.. He was trying to say Cody was a mistake because his brother and sister way older than him, but he forgot Cody has a younger sister. And why would Cody being way younger mean he's mistake? The Rock has kids with a big age gap, I'm sure he don't thing his kids are mistakes