Cody Rhodes says WrestleMania 41 main event will be “bigger than anyone anticipated”
Appearing on The Pat McAfee Show, WWE champion Cody Rhodes suggested that next year’s WrestleMania might be so big that no one would have even guessed.
“WrestleMania 41 I am looking to do what I’ve done 3 times now and enter the main event,” Rhodes said. “But I think it will be something that, perhaps, is bigger than anyone anticipated!”
Rhodes has main evented night two of WrestleMania 39 against Roman Reigns, night one of WrestleMania 40 with Seth Rollins against The Rock and Roman Reigns, and night two of WrestleMania 40 against Roman Reigns, the night he “finished his story.”
WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas is being promoted already as being the biggest one ever, although attendance-wise it will be anything but that due to the size limitation of the Allegiant Stadium.
Tickets go on sale on October 25.
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What are we on now, like six Wrestlemanias that were each “promoted…as being the biggest one ever?” I get that you always want to improve and top yourself and all that, but it starts to lose its meaning if you say it every time.
To the commentators on here, will Wrestlemania 41 will be so big that the main event will have at least one extra run-in compared to 40? Do we even dream of having such a booking masterpiece?
@DB: All the run-ins on night 1 will result in a night 2 “cinematic style” match between the Wyatt Sicks and the ghosts of Afa & Sika. Which will, of course, feature run-ins from the Bloodline, the New Bloodline, Bloodline Wolfpac, some rando from TNA, the Judgment Day because why not, and the ghosts of Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper & Rocky Johnson. Tornado rules, falls count anywhere in the arena, on the Hardy compound or on the astral plane. Bischoff will bemoan its lack of originality, Cornette will opine that the ghosts could have shown more heart, and Meltzer will give it nine stars, stopping short of ten because there wasn’t a run-in by Ospreay and/or the Bucks. The whole thing will happen again at Backlash.
@What?
Meltzer would never give it nine stars…