Cody Rhodes has been part of some of WWEs biggest feuds, but now hes making it clear that long-running rivalries arent always something he enjoys being stuck in. While speaking on The Nikki & Brie Show, Cody opened up about how drawn-out rivalries can become exhausting over time. Rather than calling out any one opponent, he spoke broadly about how staying locked into the same feud for multiple matches can wear wrestlers down physically and mentally. Cody explained that once rivalries stretch across several matches, it can feel like youre stuck in a cycle that keeps going without a clear end. He admitted that those types of feuds can take a serious toll, especially when the matches become increasingly intense. Codys remarks suggest that while rivalries remain a core part of wrestling storytelling, theres a growing awareness among performers about how much repeated matchups can take out of them. Instead of being locked into endless rematches, his words hint at a preference for rivalries that feel meaningful without dragging on longer than necessary. Cody Rhodes has built his career on intense competition, but his latest comments show that even the most driven performers can feel the strain of drawn-out feuds. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication. Do you think long-running rivalries still make wrestling more exciting, or do they sometimes last longer than they should? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below. G Add as a preferred source on Google
