Travis Scott’s Cameo in the Wrestlemania 41 The two main events between Night Cody Rhodes and John Cena fell in a variety of reviews to say the least. The Grammy-nominated artist took Crossroads for his troubles in Las Vegas, but his entrance was meant to be a surprise to anyone, and turned out to be one of the biggest disappointments among fans. Not only was fans disappointed with what Scott had to offer, but former WWE superstar Bishop Dyer, formerly known as Baron Corbin, pointed out that in a recent episode of “bust open radio” the lack of urgency from the rapper was the main thing that made him appear as a wrestling mania.
“It makes Cody look stupid,” Dyer said. “Like we lie there while you walk. That’s not true. [Under]Taker and Rome [Reigns]their entrance, their opponent is staring at them, their eyes staring at them, their eyes staring at them. They expect this fight… this is the home stretch, this is the fourth quarter, this is the final drive to score and win the game. I don’t know how the fans felt there watching at home, but like that breathed air from the building for me. ”
Dyer believes that Triple H is most likely to instruct Scott to move the entrance ramp faster in the gorilla position, and at least convey his idea of going to the ring. However, given that this is a story that involves rock first, the man who has more power than most people than WWE Creatives is unclear exactly how much Triple H says in the night.
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