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Taking to Instagram, Rhodes announced that the next guest on his What Do You Wanna Talk About? podcast will be none other than the legendary Rey Mysterio.

Interestingly, the post had both stars posing for a photo together. Rey was in his traditional luchador mask, and Rhodes sported his Undashing mask that he wore during his first WWE run.

“It’s only fitting we both wore our masks 😉 This week, the legendary @619iamlucha joins me on the newest episode of #WhatDoYouWannaTalkAbout,” he wrote in the caption.

You can watch the Cody Rhodes’ changed look below:

During his earlier WWE run, Rhodes portrayed the ‘Dashing’ gimmick based on his good looks. However, a match with Rey Mysterio on the January 21, 2011, episode of SmackDown flipped the script.

Rey’s 619 went wrong as his knee brace caught Rhodes in the face, leaving him legitimately injured with a broken nose. He needed facial reconstructive surgery, which ended his ‘Dashing’ character.

A pivot then saw Rhodes wear a clear mask, showing that his injury was healed, but he was dealing with the scars inside his head. This led to the creation of the ‘Undashing’ gimmick.


Cody Rhodes punched a ticket to Elimination Chamber last week

Last week in the main event on SmackDown, Cody Rhodes took on Sami Zayn and Jacob Fatu in an Elimination Chamber qualifying match.

The match saw WWE Undisputed Champion Drew McIntyre interfere and attack Rhodes and Fatu, putting Zayn in a position to win. However, Zayn ended up attacking McIntyre as he laid him out with a Helluva Kick.

Rhodes capitalized on this distraction and hit Zayn with the Cross Rhodes to pick up the win and qualify for the Elimination Chamber.

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