Cody Rhodes Targets 2032-2033 WWE Retirement
“I just signed my last contract. I say last contract, but that's going to go for a while... I don't want to overstay my welcome.— Cody Rhodes
Cody Rhodes discussed his future wrestling plans in an interview. He indicated that he recently signed what he considers his last contract with WWE.
Rhodes estimated that his time with the company could last around six or seven more years. He expressed a desire not to overstay his welcome in the industry.
When asked about wrestling into his 50s, Rhodes said he does not want to continue that long. He emphasized his gratitude for what wrestling has provided him throughout his career.
Rhodes reflected on his journey from a mid-card talent with limited opportunities to achieving significant milestones. He mentioned portraying the character Guile from Street Fighter as one example of his accomplishments.
He noted that wrestling has given him a great deal while acknowledging the personal sacrifices made over the years. Rhodes believes there will come a point when it is time to stop taking from the industry.
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Source: Wrestling Inc
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