Cody Rhodes and Kevin Owens’ feud could lead to ban

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Cody Rhodes (Via WWE/Twitter)

The potential feud between Cody Rhodes and Kevin Owens could have a significant impact on the upcoming WWE Survivor Series: WarGames event, according to sources close to the situation. With the two former friends turned bitter enemies, there is a genuine risk that their conflict could escalate into a brawl at the event, which could throw the whole evening off track. As a result, SmackDown GM Nick Aldis might decide to ban both men from the event, citing concerns that their personal vendetta could negatively impact the overall atmosphere of the event.

The conflict between Rhodes and Owens started when Owens turned on Rhodes in an angle following the Bad Blood 2024 Premium Live Event. Before the attack, Rhodes had joined forces with Roman Reigns, taking down the villainous duo of Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu. The 40-year-old’s decision to team up with one of his biggest foes was the final straw for Owens, prompting him to launch a brutal attack on his former friend. The assault on Rhodes has raised the stakes significantly, turning a simple professional rivalry into something much more personal.

Given the intensity of the feud, it’s no surprise that Rhodes and Owens would be eager to settle their differences at the first available opportunity. However, with the stakes so high, it’s likely that Aldis will try to intervene, recommending that the two men hold off on their showdown and keep things calm at Survivor Series. Instead, he might suggest that they sort out their issues later at Saturday Night’s Main Event, which would allow them to have their match on a platform that is better suited to their star power.

Cody Rhodes will face Kevin Owens at Saturday Night’s Main Event (Via WWE/Twitter)

The decision to move the Undisputed WWE Title match to Saturday Night’s Main Event could also be seen as a way to avoid any potential controversy or upstaging at Survivor Series. With a host of big-name wrestlers already lined up for the event, featuring the Men’s and Women’s WarGames matches, having Rhodes and Owens on the card could detract from the main attractions. By moving the match to a separate event, the WWE can ensure that the stars are able to shine without being overshadowed or impacted by the intensifying feud between Rhodes and Owens.

Ultimately, the fate of Rhodes and Owens at Survivor Series remains uncertain, with Aldis’s decision yet to be made. Fans will have to wait until November 30 to see what unfolds, but it’s clear that the build-up to their match will be intense and significant. The question is, will Aldis be successful in keeping the two men apart, or will their personal vendetta get the better of them, leading to a dramatic and unpredictable outcome at the event? Only time will tell.

By Tony Waldman

Tony Waldman has been an avid wrestling aficionado since he was 10 years old, and now he uses his extensive knowledge to cover the latest news and reviews. You can reach out to him at [email protected].