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On the recent episode of his podcast What Do You Wanna Talk About?, his guest was SmackDown superstar Fallon Henley. Henley talked about growing up riding horses and shared that she would like to own a farm. This led Rhodes to ask her what would she name her horse, and he then shared his gripe about the popular video game Ghost of Tsushima.
Cody Rhodes said it bothers him that he cannot give a custom name to his horse in the game.
“Well, here’s my whole thing, as I ask you this question. I’m playing this game, Ghost of Tsushima, on PlayStation. I played it like 60,000 times. Nothing p*sses me off more than you can’t name your horse. You have to pick from the names, and the names all suck,” he said.
The WWE star said that while he liked his in-game horse, he would prefer to give it a name of his choice.
“My horse is named Nobu, and he’s cool, and I respect Nobu, but it’s like, come on. I wanna put my own spin on this, right?” he added.
Cody Rhodes set to face Sami Zayn for the WWE Championship
This week on SmackDown, Cody Rhodes came out to congratulate Sami Zayn on his WWE Championship win. He was soon interrupted by Jey Uso as they exchanged words.
This led to stand-in SmackDown general manager Adam Pearce announcing a No. 1 contender’s match between Jey and Rhodes in the main event. The match saw Rhodes emerge victorious, and he is set to face Zayn for the WWE Championship on the upcoming July 6 episode of RAW in Chicago.
Cody Rhodes has a good track record of winning back the WWE Championship from the wrestler who takes it from him. Previously, he had beaten John Cena and Drew McIntyre to take back the Title after dropping it to them.
If you use quotes from this article, please credit What Do You Wanna Talk About? With Cody Rhodes and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.
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