“Hell in a Cell with a Torn Tit” – WWE Analyst Can’t Praise Cody Rhodes enough for his performance on Sunday night » FirstSportz

Sunday night saw a remarkable Hell-in-a-Cell encounter between Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins. Rhodes entered the ring with a torn pectoral muscle. During the collision, his chest and right arm had turned purple, indicating a painful muscle injury.

According to a WWE statement, the 36-year-old American wrestler suffered a partial rupture of his right breast tendon. It happened last week during his fight with Rollins on RAW. Then, while performing his weightlifting routines, Cody’s injury turned into a complete fracture.

Rhodes’ rec-cep and the underside of his right arm were dark purple from the injury, but he fought through and delivered a 25-minute encounter with Rollins in the evening’s main event.

Seeing Cody’s determination, WWE analyst and SmackDown commentator Pat McAfee heaped praise on the wrestler.

During his YouTube show, McAfee said, “A man went to hell in a cell last night with a torn chest. Cody Rhodes went in there… a lot of people thought it was makeup, that’s what your body does when you tear your shit up.

“At first it looked like he was in excruciating pain. but he clicked into some of “I don’t give up fuck” because if they didn’t shoot that thing down with everything you can shoot, which would hurt so much, just shooting it down, a complete hell-in-a -cell match . They didn’t send it in either. That shit was a full game. Seth Rollins lost to a guy with a fucking boob. I assume he’s going to have an operation.”

He continued, “Congratulations, Cody. This will forever be the stuff of toughness talks. Good for him.”

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How much time until Cody Rhodes recovers?

To the relief of his fans, Rhodes expressed his willingness to participate in the Money in the Bank ladder match, which would be held in four weeks. However, if we listen to doctors, Cody is unlikely to be medically cleared to compete in such a short period of time. At the very least, it could take up to six months for the American Nightmare to fully heal from its injuries.

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