Cody Rhodes reveals WWE moment that led to major backstage outburst

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“In retrospect, I had a bit of an outburst backstage, which shockingly didn’t get reported; it seems like everything gets reported. And I knew right when I got to my bus, and when I say outburst, it’s just like me muttering some curse words,” said Rhodes.

Helwani then asked why he was upset, and Rhodes revealed that it was a swear being dropped in the ring, but refused to name the star.

“I think it was an F-bomb dropped in the ring. Because I am genuinely a goody two-shoes, whether people like to believe it or not. And there is really no room for those on our show because we get blacked out. Not only do you think you are saying something cool, but they black the feed out in the United States. So, you are missing the show, and we got kiddos in the crowd. Their first experience with the F word does not need to come at a WWE show,” he added.

You can check out the interview below:

The American Nightmare captured the Undisputed WWE Championship from Drew McIntyre on the road to WrestleMania 42 earlier this year.

Cody Rhodes boasts about WWE’s success

SmackDown star Cody Rhodes recently boasted about the company’s success and suggested that the promotion was unmatched.

In the promotion’s Vlog of the European Tour on YouTube, the champion claimed that the company was head and shoulders above everyone else due to their massive partnerships and ability to perform around the world.

“It’s very nice when you can lean into the world, part of world wrestling entertainment, that’s always something that puts us as a company head and shoulders over even some of our partners. It puts us head and shoulders over other companies. We really do go everywhere that our show goes, and to have that global penetration is why Netflix happens, why ESPN happens, so domestically, internationally, whatever it may be, they can get this amazing show in Boston, or they can get this amazing show in Florence,” he said.

It will be fascinating to see if Cody Rhodes can retain his title this weekend at WWE Night of Champions.

If you use the quote from the first half of this article, please credit Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.