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Cody Rhodes Hopes To Bring Back The Winged Eagle Design If He Becomes Champion

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• Cody Rhodes Hopes To Bring Back The Winged Eagle Design If He Becomes Champion

The main goal of Cody Rhodes in his current WWE run is to win the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship.

During an interview on WWE’s After The Bell podcast, Cody noted that he hopes to bring back the legendary Winged Eagle Title design (which was last seen in 1998) if he becomes champion.

Below is what Rhodes said:

“Hypothetically, it would be something to do that, achieve the ultimate industry dream, being the best of the best ever, in terms of that moment in time, and then to perhaps give it a fresh coat of paint with the Winged Eagle, the redundantly named title we are discussing. That would just be something. That’s all I can really say.”

Cody recently teased this on his Instagram story too, where he posted a photo of the Winged Eagle WWF Championship:

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• On This Day In Pro Wrestling History (May 2, 1987) – AWA Superclash 2

On this day in Pro Wrestling history on May 2, 1987, Verne Gagne’s American Wrestling Association aired ‘AWA Superclash II’ from the Cow Palace in San Francisco, California.

As opposed to Superclash I & Superclash III, this event featured mainly AWA wrestlers, while not featuring any NWA or WCCW talents.

Here are the results:

Sheik Adnan Al-Kaissy defeated Buck Zumhofe

DJ Peterson wrestled Super Ninja to a time-limit-draw

AWA World Women’s Championship: Sherri Martel (c) defeated Madusa Miceli

AWA World Heavyweight Championship: Curt Hennig defeated Nick Bockwinkel (c)

The Midnight Rockers & Ray Stevens defeated Buddy Wolfe, Doug Somers & Kevin Kelly

Jerry Blackwell defeated Boris Zhukov

Jimmy Snuka & Russ Francis defeated The Terrorist & The Mercenary


        
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