Cody Rhodes achieved a monumental victory by capturing the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship at WrestleMania XL. His journey culminated in a grand celebration in the ring post-match, where he expressed gratitude to two pivotal individuals, Triple H and Bruce Prichard, in a heartfelt moment of recognition.
Recent insights from Fightful Select suggest that Vince McMahon strongly opposed the acknowledgment of Triple H and Bruce Prichard in the ring, hinting at McMahon’s departure from the company. While reports indicated McMahon’s absence at the event, Stephanie McMahon made a notable on-screen return, delivering a trademark promo during the event’s second night.
Speculation arises regarding the potential return of a former women’s champion to the WWE, fueled by her husband’s role as the Chief Creative Officer and the ushering in of a new era within the organization. The emergence of the Triple H Era marks a significant shift in the terrain of WWE, signaling a fresh chapter in of professional wrestling.
Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes (Via WWE/Twitter)
WrestleMania XL not only marked the conclusion of Cody Rhodes’ narrative but also heralded the commencement of a new chapter in his career. As he anticipates his first appearance on RAW as the World Champion, the event showcased several full-circle moments that underscored the dawn of a new era within WWE.
Unforgettable confrontations like Roman Reigns avenging his past with Seth Rollins, legendary matchups involving The Rock, John Cena, and The Undertaker, as well as Cena’s retaliation against Solo Sikoa, charmd fans and solidified the event as a potential contender for the greatest WrestleMania of all time. As anticipation mounts for the future of WWE under new leadership, the expectations soar to unprecedented heights, heralding a new era post-Vince McMahon.
