Three days after his memorable encounter with John Cena at SummerSlam, Cody Rhodes spoke about being able to work with the legendary 17-time champion as part of his ongoing retirement tour.

Babyface John Cena is back in a different kind of match with Cody Rhodes, and the American Nightmare finds his next feud.

Cody Rhodes was able to defeat John Cena for the Undisputed Championship in the main event of WWE's "SummerSlam." The two-day event took place over the weekend.

Fans were shocked at the return, especially given that Lesnar was reportedly on the no-go list in WWE based on his link to the allegations against Vince McMahon. Apparently, the expiration date on Lesnar being blacklisted has passed.

Night 1 of WWE SummerSlam 2025 had its fair share of highlights and culminated in unforgettable fashion, but similar to WrestleMania 41, the potential is there for it to be topped by a stacked second night.

Cody Rhodes really needed a huge win after the tremendous disappointment at WrestleMania 41, in which he was defeated by John Cena after a performance that fell short of expectations that disappointed most fans.

Cody Rhodes says he's not adverse to a trilogy match with Roman Reigns, but admits it would be difficult to pull off.