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Either way, Cody Rhodes would win the match in what many considered a bit of an underwhelming, straightforward finish. However, things got heated right as the match came to an end. Gunther’s foot was under the rope for the first two counts, and this wasn’t spotted by the referee. Cody only lifted his leg up as the refere hit three, but a different camera angle showed that The Ring General had his foot under the rope.

This means that there is a huge asterisk for Cody in this victory over The Ring General. Technically, he still has his number, so even if this feud continues, which it most likely will, The American Nightmare holds a pivotal psychological edge. Expect things to get heated on SmackDown.