WWE Cody Rhodes

During Sunday Night's Main Event podcast, Dave Meltzer confirmed that Cody Rhodes is indeed injured but he is hoping to get through tonight's Hell in a Cell ...

My impression is that he is working the match tonight with the injury and I guess will get it taken care of later,” Meltzer said. A torn pec could keep Cody on the shelf for months. Meltzer confirmed that WWE did this because the belief is that Cody has a torn pec.

Rhodes showed a gruesome injury before the match begun, which led to an immediate hush among the crowd in the Allstate Arena in Chicago. Rhodes went on to gut ...

“The presumption everyone had was he’s working Hell in a Cell tonight and from there we’ll see. Top AEW star Bryan Danielson, whom Punk mentioned in his emotional promo, reportedly suffered an injury. AEW must crown an interim AEW world heavyweight champion in the process. The gimmick initially helped boost Raw viewership before numbers settled back to normal against stiff competition from the NHL playoffs. WWE’s Kayla Braxton reported Rhodes had torn his pec “completely off the bone,” though was still expected to compete. I don’t know that 100 percent [if] that is the injury.

It appears Sunday's Hell in a Cell main event will go on as planned. Cody Rhodes is dealing with a partially torn The injury.

It's also the only match currently scheduled to take place inside Hell in a Cell. Listen to Ring Rust Radio for all of the hot wrestling topics. The United States championship and Raw women's title are the only belts on the line in Sunday's card, which puts an even greater onus on the Rhodes-Rollins match.

On today's edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer reported that Rhodes suffered an injury while weight training this week. Meltzer said the story ...

Rollins in a street fight was scheduled for last night's house show in Champaign, Illinois, but it was announced that Rhodes was injured and the match was changed. "The presumption everyone had was he's working Hell in a Cell tonight and from there we'll see. Meltzer said the presumption is that Rhodes will still be working the match.

Rhodes and Rollins worked a legitimate injury into a remarkable display of pro-wrestling toughness.

Rhodes kicked a sledgehammer out of Rollins' hands, landed two consecutive Cross Rhodes and domed him with the sledgehammer to win the match. Rhodes and Rollins had a hall pass to take things easy with the severity of Rhodes' injury. A throwback to stipulations in the era of Dusty, Rhodes and Rollins abused each other with the rope and cowbell while both were tied in. The polka dots and bull rope were a welcomed addition to the match. Rollins landed the Cross Rhodes on the fan-favorite only for Rhodes to return fire with the same move. Rhodes kicked a sledgehammer out of Rollins' hands, landed two consecutive Cross Rhodes and domed him with the sledgehammer to win the match. The polka dots and bull rope were a welcomed addition to the match. Rhodes and Rollins had a hall pass to take things easy with the severity of Rhodes' injury. A throwback to stipulations in the era of Dusty, Rhodes and Rollins abused each other with the rope and cowbell while both were tied in. Rollins landed the Cross Rhodes on the fan-favorite only for Rhodes to return fire with the same move. Rhodes and Rollins closed out Hell in a Cell with a banger, but credit also goes to the three women who opened the program. Balor countered Edge's spear and had him laid out for a fight-ending Coup de Gras. Ripley stood in between Balor and Edge long enough for her Judgement Day leader to crush Balor with a spear for the victory.

Before the match, WWE announced Rhodes suffered a torn pectoral muscle injury last Monday and made the injury worse while he was training for the match. He ...

He addressed the crowd at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois, after the TV cameras were turned off. When the "American Nightmare" came to the ring and took off his jacket, fans saw the badly bruised right shoulder. He still managed to step into the ring against Rollins.

After his victory over Seth Rollins in the main event, Rhodes cut a promo that wasn't shown on the live broadcast. He said the decision to perform while injured ...

"You guys have believed in me and you didn't have to. No one convinced me with a torn pec to come out here. He said the decision to perform while injured was solely his call.

A major development on the Cody Rhodes, injury front. Rhodes is reportedly set for surgery, later this week.

Following the show, Rhodes addressed the fans in attendance letting them know it was his decision to wrestle and that he would give a further update on his injury tonight on “WWE Raw.” Cody Rhodes could be facing a lengthy layoff from the ring following his impressive Hell In A Cell performance due to his recent injury. While that sounded bad, fans did not truly grasp the extent of the injury until just before the match when Rhodes took off his entrance jacket and revealed massive bruising on the right side of his chest.

WWE star Cody Rhodes defeated Seth Rollins at "Hell In A Cell" after tearing his pectoral muscle over the weekend!

Cody Rhodes is built different ... the son of WWE Hall of Famer, Dusty, defeated Seth Rollins in a "Hell in a Cell" match after tearing his pectoral muscle earlier in the day. Cody even took a kendo stick right on the pec ... leaving him writhing in pain (maybe part of the show, maybe not). Still, the 36-year-old wrestling star proceeded to fight Seth ... inside, arguably, the most dangerous match in WWE history. WWE announced the news on its "Hell in a Cell" kickoff show ... saying Cody had his right pectoral tendon "completely torn off the bone while weight training." WWE Star Cody Rhodes Tears Pec Muscle ... Still Defeats Seth Rollins WWE Star Cody Rhodes Tears Pec, Still Defeats Seth Rollins At 'Hell In A Cell'

See the wrestling community on Twitter lose their mind over the damage on Cody Rhodes's body from a torn pec he suffered prior to WWE Hell in a Cell.

And despite the injury, Rhodes came out on top inside the steel cell. Rollins is the only Hell in a Cell bout — WWE announced that Rhodes would go on with competing. It was quite an ugly, and concerning, sight to see, appearing as if the tendon had truly been torn off the bone completely.

Cody Rhodes did the impossible at Hell in a Cell by not just beating Seth Rollins, but doing it with a torn pectoral muscle.WWE announced that The Ame.

Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits and are available for use upon settlement of qualifying bets. Bet £10 & Get £50 in Free Bets for new customers at bet365. The match saw a vast assortment of objects enter the fray, including a table that Rollins crashed through, and a bull rope with a cowbell that Rhodes used against The Visionary.

Cody Rhodes, whether you agree with his decision to wrestle injured or not, delivered a show of resilience and fortitude that will be talked about forever.

It feels like Edge has added to his Hall of Fame list of accomplishments by being the first in a long time to figure out that having a woman in your faction that the guys are not allowed to hit by WWE rules can help you win matches. It will be interesting to see what WWE does next with the Judgment Day because, unlike AEW, there are not a ton of factions – if any – for them to feud with. Theory won clean and Ali being a strong babyface only helped add to the crowd’s distain for him, so mission accomplished. Also it feels like WWE needs to cash in on how much Liv Morgan has improved other than her being the third wheel and losing – though his short stink with Balor and Styles did her some good. Bob Lashley may be in the best position to take over as Monday Night Raw’s top babyface with Rhodes likely to miss significant time and he may do so with at least Cedric Alexander by his side. All three of these women are over with the crowd and Asuka’s striking and style brought a refreshing element to what we have already seen from Lynch and Belair. The finish had Lynch hit a Manhandle slam on Asuka but Belair – who Becky has just tossed out of the ring — came back and pulled Lynch off to score the pin and retain the title. I hear the portion of fans that will say he shouldn’t have been out there and how could you have Rhodes with that serious of an injury earn a clean win over Seth Rollins – who continued his wardrobe savagery dressing in Dusty Rhodes polka dots? Was it uncomfortable to watch Rhodes take bumps at times and deliver those Cross-Rhodes? Yes. But Rhodes has always said, “Do the work” and tweeted for “the love of the game” prior to the match. He smartly waited until the very last moment to remove his jacket and got a dramatic gasp from the crowd when they saw his injury. And that’s exactly what they did, using keno sticks, sledge hammers, tables and bull ropes – a Rhodes family specialty — to write the final chapter. While Hell in a Cell lacked a game-changing moment or surprise that would have taken it to another level, it was a pay-per-view filled with some superb wrestling that’s starting become a pleasant regular occurrence for WWE.