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Earlier today, Danhausen took to Instagram to post a picture from one such show. In the image, the three babyfaces can be seen posing for the camera while Ricky Saints has cake on his face. In a hilarious caption, Danhausen wished Cody Rhodes a happy birthday and apologized to him for Saints ruining his cake.

“@americannightmarecody sorry that @starkybaby ruined your cake. Hi @cmpunk 📷 @themattycox,” Danhausen wrote.

You can check out his Instagram post below:

WWE Hall of Famer pitches an intriguing angle for Cody Rhodes

In his most recent appearance on WWE programming, Cody Rhodes spoke with Michael Cole in a backstage sit-down interview. While he appeared calm during the conversation, a behind-the-scenes video showing the change in his demeanor soon after the cameras stopped rolling raised further speculation that a heel turn could just be around the corner.

Speaking on a recent edition of the Busted Open podcast, Bully Ray pitched a potential face-off between Rhodes and WWE Head of Creative Triple H, with The American Nightmare confronting The Game for sharing the behind-the-scenes video.

“If I’m Cody Rhodes and my music is playing next week on SmackDown, and somebody comes up to Cody and goes, ‘Cody your music’s playing. You got to go.’ And Cody starts walking to Gorilla. Cody walks through Gorilla and instead of making a right to go through the curtain he makes a left, and he goes to right where Triple H is sitting. And now we’re live, pal. Cody goes, ‘Why did you tweet out that footage?’ And Hunter’s like, ‘Wait, what?’ And Hunter takes off the headsets. He’s like, ‘What did you say?’ ‘Why did you tweet out that footage?’ And Hunter goes, ‘Cody, we’re live. This is not the place. And this is not the time.’ And Cody goes, ‘Exactly. And Twitter was not the place or the time for you to release that video,'” Bully Ray said.

While Rhodes has yet to set foot inside the squared circle for a televised match since his loss to Randy Orton at Sunday Night’s Main Event, The Viper wrestled in a Money in the Bank Qualifying Match on SmackDown. Unfortunately, he failed to secure the win. It remains to be seen what’s next in the rivalry between the former Legacy stablemates.

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