Dustin Rhodes isnt backing down and his latest responses to fans prove it. After shutting down talk of a WWE return and making it clear he has no interest in reviving Goldust, the AEW veteran faced a wave of pushback online. Some fans questioned his claims about not getting a raise in WWE. Others argued he was already sitting the bench in AEW. Thats when Rhodes went from measured to heated. The initial comment that reignited everything came when a fan told him to Bring Goldust back to WWE immediately. Rhodes responded bluntly, stating he never got a raise in WWE and didnt want to go back to doing nothing. But once critics began challenging him publicly, the tone escalated. When one fan suggested he was actually more inactive in AEW than he ever was in WWE pointing out match totals and questioning his role Rhodes snapped back. That wasnt the only exchange that drew attention. Another user claimed Rhodes no raise statement didnt add up and accused him of glazing AEW to protect his job. That triggered an even sharper response. The frustration didnt stop there. When someone pointed out his championships and Hall of Fame-worthy career in WWE, implying that he didnt get nowhere, Rhodes clarified what he meant, Financially. That single-word reply may have said more than any of the longer posts. While Rhodes is firmly committed to AEW through his long-term deal, many fans arent fully buying his narrative about WWE. Some see his AEW role as limited compared to his previous WWE run. Others question the financial claim outright. But Rhodes appears done explaining himself. Between defending his AEW work, doubling down on the financial comment, and directly calling out critics, he made it clear hes not interested in debating his career decisions with strangers online. With his contract keeping him in AEW for years and his brother Cody Rhodes thriving in WWE, the possibility of a Goldust reunion seems further away than ever. And judging by his tone, Dustin doesnt seem concerned about changing anyones mind. Do you think Dustin Rhodes is right about his WWE experience, or are fans justified in questioning his take? Let us know your thoughts below. G Add as a preferred source on Google
