Cody Rhodes Really Wanted ‘All In’ To Be Featured In ‘American Nightmare’ Documentary

Cody Rhodes came back to WWE at WrestleMania 38 last year and wasted no time in making an impact after defeating Seth Rollins in his return match. Rhodes is one of the biggest names in Vince McMahon’s company right now. That said, it appears he really wanted All In to be featured in his upcoming American Nightmare documentary.

Cody Rhodes made a sudden departure from AEW in February last year, leaving fans in shock. Prior to his exit, Rhodes was a standout performer in AEW programming, helping to elevate numerous fellow wrestlers with his captivating performances.

Prior to AEW’s formation, Cody Rhodes, Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks helped produce the ‘All In’ pay-per-view. This served as the catalyst for AEW after Tony Khan decided to work with them following the 2018 event’s success.

While speaking with Denise Salcedo of Instinct Culture, Cody Rhodes was asked if it was challenging to have moments of vulnerability in the documentary. Rhodes then admitted that he really wanted ‘All In’ to be featured in the documentary.

”Found it. I was adamant that All In be covered. You cannot tell the story unless you cover All In, and All In is not mine, it’s someone else’s. That’s a troublesome but also beautiful thing, in the spirit of it.”

So for it to be covered here, I was really happy, and for WWE to allow it to be covered kind of goes along with how WWE has treated me since I’ve come back. The song says, ‘Wrestling has more than one royal family.’ It doesn’t say sports entertainment has more than one royal family.”

There hasn’t been a revision to me. Kevin Dunn and Vince (McMahon) and Bruce (Prichard) and Stephanie (McMahon) and Hunter [Triple H] have just tried to make me bigger, and I thank them greatly for doing that because they haven’t changed me in the process.”

Brock Lesnar accepted Cody Rhodes’ challenge for a match at WWE SummerSlam on this week’s episode of Monday Night RAW. We will have to wait and see how the match will turn out.

What’s your take on this story? Are you looking forward to Cody Rhodes’ documentary? Sound off in the comments!