Can you ask Garth what it’s like coming over skyline and seeing the sun out for the first time? Must be jarring given a lap prior you’d be able to see the road. #B12Hr#B12hrstudio
The ending to Cody Rhodes vs Roman Reigns started in January 2022 at the Royal Rumble.
Seth Rollins won via DQ when Reigns showed his true achilles heel: He wasn't over Seth's betrayal of The Shield. Rollins entered to Shield music, through the crowd to remind him of what he did. Roman grew more and more frustrated throughout the match and ended up brutalising him with the same weapon Rollins used on that day in 2014, a chair.
Fast forward to the Main Event of WrestleMania 40, Rollins interfered as Cody Rhodes's "Shield". Which in itself was a shot at Roman's weakness. But the Shield Music, Entrance, lack of offence and the chair... it was a set up.
He wasn't supposed to attack anyone. He brought the chair with him knowing that if Roman saw the opportunity, if he showed his back to him, Reigns would get distracted from Cody and finally get revenge for what Seth did. Ultimately, it was Seth Rollins's sacrifice that opened the door for Cody to win.
In that defining moment Cody defeated Reigns physically, but Rollins defeated him mentally. Just like in 2014, with a single chair to the back, Seth Rollins took everything from Roman Reigns. 🔥
@jack_p Literally anything @jack_p , you are so enjoyable as on screen talent.
If it had to be narrowed down though, any time you had a hammer on off topic, of the ref during hardcore monopoly
@Diction My workmates and I were discussing this type of thing the other day. One coworker said shawshank redemption, but in my mind that’s a movie that if it’s on TV I’ll watch, but I’ll never actively put it on if that makes sense.
To answer your question, inglorious bastards.