Cody Rhodes sustained multiple injuries following Kevin Owens’ post-match assault at Saturday Night’s Main Event. The Undisputed WWE Champion was diagnosed with axial compression of the cervical spine and a cervical strain with spasms, according to an official statement.
The injury, caused by Owens’ Package Piledriver, mirrors a similar attack that sidelined Randy Orton on SmackDown weeks ago. This development raises questions about Rhodes’ immediate future and the championship status.
Several scenarios could unfold in the coming weeks. Rhodes might need to relinquish the Undisputed WWE Title, preserving his record without taking a direct loss. Alternatively, a rematch with Owens could be scheduled for RAW’s Netflix debut or Royal Rumble 2025, building on their unresolved rivalry.
The Netflix debut episode already features Roman Reigns vs. Solo Sikoa for the Ula Fala. The Rock’s potential return adds intrigue, as he previously expressed interest in the Undisputed WWE Title during his WrestleMania XL confrontation with Rhodes.
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