Since returning to WWE at WrestleMania 38, Cody Rhodes has remained a babyface throughout his journey toward becoming Undisputed WWE Champion and finishing the story. However, many fans have questioned if WWE would consider turning Rhodes heel, especially if he’s unable to keep his title or the promotion wants to explore a different version of “The American Nightmare.” Speaking on “Six Feet Under,” The Undertaker weighed in on the possibility of Rhodes turning heel, stating that the character change is inevitable and stressed why he wouldn’t pair him with a manager if he decides to alter his persona. 

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“I don’t think he’s peaked yet — I think it’s inevitable eventually that [the fans will] turn on him.” Said The Undertaker. “I don’t think he needs a manager — he can talk, he’s very arrogant, and carries himself in such a manner that you want to slap him cause he’s so confident and so arrogant … That’s something he’s going to have to add to his repertoire, is a little bit of chicken s**t.” 

This upcoming Saturday, Rhodes is set to partner with Roman Reigns, who he defeated to win the Undisputed WWE Championship at WrestleMania 40, and will challenge Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu at Bad Blood. Reigns returned to WWE television at SummerSlam earlier this year, but this will be his first in-ring appearance since losing to Rhodes at WrestleMania 40. 

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Matt Hardy and Jeff Hardy have reached several milestones in their Hall of Famer career, but Bully Ray named one set of tag team titles that the brothers haven’t won yet, which they could target next. 

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The Hardys are currently with TNA Wrestling, having joined the promotion earlier this year, but retirement is more of a reality than ever before since Matt is 50 and Jeff is 47. The duo recently sat down for an interview with the hosts of “Busted Open Radio,” where they discussed their plans in TNA and reflected on their AEW runs. However, Ray reminded the two that their careers were in their final chapters and suggested a final milestone for the two. 

“The only like real set of tag team championships that has probably eluded you — and maybe it’s eluded you because you’ve never made a legitimate run to get them — are those IWGP New Japan World Championships,” he opined. 

In response, Matt claimed they thought about competing in NJPW, but Jeff reminded Ray that he would likely be unable to travel to Japan due to his record.

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Interestingly, earlier in the interview, Ray claimed that although the two have a good relationship with TNA and they’re in the position to help the locker room and elevate them, he feels fans don’t want to see the two end their careers in a TNA ring. According to Matt, he believes that fans will prefer to see them in WWE when the curtain falls, which Jeff agreed to and pointed to the relationship the two promotions currently have.

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