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Zayn tried to take advantage of the interference and ran straight for the QB1. However, Rhodes moved out of the way, causing Zayn to collide with Gunther. The Undisputed WWE Champion capitalized on the chaos and pinned the Canadian star after a Cross Rhodes.
The Ring General once again attacked Rhodes, but The Underdog from the Underground came face-to-face with Gunther. However, Zayn eventually stepped away without doing anything, allowing the former Imperium leader to continue his attack on The American Nightmare.
During his appearance on ESPN’s First Take, Cody Rhodes was asked about Sami Zayn’s actions on SmackDown. Rhodes dismissed the idea that it was a betrayal of any sort and simply stated that he wasn’t bothered by Zayn, calling him petty.
“Betrayal is a dramatic word. I like a bit of drama, but I am phlegmatic in my outlook on Sami Zayn. I am unfazed by his petty ass, and that’s all it is. It’s petty. Petty,” Rhodes said.
Sami Zayn lost the United States Championship to Trick Williams at WrestleMania 42 and failed to regain the title at Backlash. It remains to be seen if the Canadian star plays a role in Rhodes vs. Gunther this Sunday.
Cody Rhodes predicts Jacob Fatu will defeat Roman Reigns at Clash in Italy
Speaking on Get Up ESPN, Cody Rhodes predicted that Jacob Fatu would dethrone Roman Reigns as the World Heavyweight Champion at Clash in Italy. Rhodes believed that the rules of a Tribal Combat favor The Samoan Werewolf.
“Well, that’s a Tribal Combat match, which is another way of saying a good old-fashioned street fight, which I think behooves Jacob Fatu. I think Jacob Fatu is gonna beat Roman Reigns,” Rhodes said.
Only time will tell if Rhodes’ prediction comes true.
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