That’s why the segment more or less ended with the two men launching verbal heat-seeking missiles at each other. There was one interesting line, where Orton said that Cody Rhodes is a good guy and has “always” been a good guy. One can’t help but feel like this was a foreshadowing of a possible heel turn.
Of course, Cody going heel would be quite a risky business decision, but many fans would argue that it’s a decision that could turn the business around for the better. We’ve seen time and again over the decades how a babyface who is getting stale can turn the entire business around with one good heel run.
Hulk Hogan did this in 1996, and Roman…
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