Cody Rhodes Teases WWE Raw in Chicago

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Cody Rhodes eagerly anticipates tomorrow's WWE Monday Night Raw episode, which will take place at the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois. The former WWE superstar has fond memories of his last visit to the Windy City, where he headlined Hell in a Cell 2022 against Seth Rollins.

The match was memorable for Rhodes, who revealed a gruesome torn pectoral injury to the WWE Universe but still managed to emerge victorious over his opponent. It was a gutsy performance that cemented his reputation as one of WWE's top stars and endeared him to fans worldwide.

Rhodes' Legacy in WWE and AEW

Rhodes has since moved on from WWE and is currently the Executive Vice President of All Elite Wrestling (AEW), a rival promotion that has been gaining ground on WWE in recent years. However, his time in WWE is still a significant part of his legacy, and he remains a popular figure among WWE fans.

In an interview with WWE, Rhodes expressed his excitement about returning to Chicago and reflected on his previous visit to the city. "I remember the last time I was there," he said. "It was Hell in a Cell, and I tore my pec, but it was still one of the greatest nights of my career." Rhodes is not the only one excited about tomorrow's episode of Raw.

The event is set to feature several high-profile matches and appearances, including a WWE Championship match between Big E and Bobby Lashley, a United States Championship match between Damian Priest and Jeff Hardy, and a Women's Tag Team Championship match between Rhea Ripley and Nikki A.S.H.

and Tamina and Natalya. The Allstate Arena is also known for its passionate wrestling fans, and the atmosphere at tomorrow's event is sure to be electric. Whether or not Rhodes appears remains to be seen, but his comments have certainly added to the event's excitement.

Overall, tomorrow's episode of Raw is shaping up to be one of the most exciting of the year, and fans are eagerly anticipating what promises to be an unforgettable night of wrestling action.