Cody Rhodes affirme qu’il n’était pas prêt à être vice-président de la AEW

En entrevue avec Ryan Satin, pour son podcast Out of Character, Cody Rhodes avoue qu’il n’était pas prêt à occuper un poste de vice-président exécutif à la AEW.

Rhodes croit avoir bien fait dans les circonstances, étant très actif à divers niveaux, mais que ces fonctions auraient dû être confiées à quelqu’un de plus âgé. Il aurait pu lui-même remplir ce rôle à l’âge de 45 ans, mais pas à 33 ans lorsque Tony Khan lui a proposé ce rôle.

“I think that role. I did well with it. I was very active. I did start a department. The community department and Brandi did bring KultureCity into the wrestling and sports entertainment space. So we were very active in terms of all the facets and assets of that gig. But I think that job was meant maybe for [someone older]. We wanted a wrestling company brought to you by wrestlers for sure.

That’s a huge part of the mission. But maybe it would have been better served for me at age 45 than it did at age, you know, 33 or whatever it was. I am just now entering the prime of my career. So to make political decisions, like boxing myself out of winning a world championship, those decisions in hindsight, were not the correct decisions and [not] what I should have been doing.”

Rhodes ajoute que le fait d’être vice-président a ralenti ses efforts afin de pleinement être le meileur lutteur au monde. Il affirme cependant être le numéro 1 car il s’entraîne et vit pour ce but.

“I’m the best wrestler in the world. Ryan, I can tell you that without it sounding braggadocious and it’s simply because this is all I do. I train to do it. I live and breathe it. I have a school here with four rings. I treat this like an athlete in the NFL would treat a game and their team. But with that in mind, I needed to go and be that.”

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