JBL praised The Rock’s segment with Cody Rhodes on this past Friday’s episode of WWE SmackDown, describing it as “strange” but “incredibly well done.”
Within the segment, The Rock called out Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, telling him that he wanted him to be his champion and in addition wanted his soul.
While appearing on the “Something to Wrestle” podcast, the previous Bradshaw was asked to share his thoughts on the segment. He said,
“I assumed it was strange, and I assumed it was probably speculated to be strange. Sometimes, you do stuff that you simply don’t have a finish to. That’s why you call it episodic television, and I assumed that’s what that was. I do not know what ‘I’m gonna take your soul’ [meant], I don’t think anybody else does. I assumed it was incredibly well done. It looked uncomfortable, and I feel that’s the way it was speculated to look. I assumed it was incredibly well done.”
A&E has released the synopses for next week’s episodes of WWE LFG, WWE Rivals & WWE’s Best Moments, as you possibly can see below:
WWE LFG: “The Legends get a double-dose of help from former colleagues and champions Brian “Road Dogg” James and Michelle McCool; One Future Great adds a ending move to her developing repertoire.”
WWE Rivals: “Hulk Hogan vs. Ultimate Warrior – The immortal Hulk Hogan and Ultimate Warrior are the premiere real-life superheroes that dominated an era; two forces of excellent colliding contained in the squared circle; but behind the scenes, jealousy torpedoed their working relationship.”
WWE’s Best Moments: “Smackdown: The First Decade – Featuring the most important stars in skilled wrestling similar to The Rock, Hulk Hogan and John Cena, WWE’s SmackDown is the premiere destination for essentially the most exciting matches, and entertaining moments on network television.”
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