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Actor and former WWE writer Freddie Prinze Jr. has joined the chorus of fans expressing disappointment in Cody Rhodes' loss to Roman Reigns at WWE WrestleMania 39. Prinze questioned the decision to have Rhodes lose, stating that it was a bad ending to what was billed as a Hollywood story.
Prinze also criticized Rhodes for making numerous promises on camera and being unable to fulfill them. Prinze expressed his displeasure with forcing Rhodes to win the championship, stating that fans hate it when a title is given on a specific date for a particular reason.
He argued that the title should be given when the story dictates it rather than being forced. Following his loss, Rhodes appeared on "WWE Raw," challenging Reigns to a rematch, which somebody denied. Instead, Reigns offered Rhodes a tag team match under the condition that he finds a partner who competed at WrestleMania over the weekend.
Rhodes' partner turned out to be Brock Lesnar, who quickly turned on Rhodes, laying him out before the main event even began.
Future of Cody Rhodes
Cody Rhodes' loss to Roman Reigns at WWE WrestleMania 39 has left many fans disappointed.
Rhodes' Hollywood story had garnered a lot of investment from fans, and the match's outcome differed from what they had hoped for. However, it is still being determined what the future holds for Rhodes in WWE. Following his loss, he appeared on "WWE Raw," challenging Reigns to a rematch, but the offer was denied.
Rhodes then teamed up with Brock Lesnar for a tag team match, which ended in Lesnar turning on him. It remains to be seen whether Rhodes will be given another opportunity to challenge Reigns for the title or if he will pursue other avenues in WWE.
Freddie Prinze Jr. is among the fans expressing disappointment in Cody Rhodes' loss to Roman Reigns at WWE WrestleMania 39. Prinze questioned the decision to have Rhodes lose and criticized him for making promises on camera that he could not fulfill. While Rhodes' loss disappointed fans, it remains to be seen whether he will be given another shot at the title.