In a week, they make me all these cool designs and none of them look like Goldust and I thought, “oh, this is great! I’m going to be a superhero! It was so cool. Creative services is like a defunct brand. There’s a very real dynamic and a protective element to it, but I think they just thought it was getting a little stale, so God bless her, Stephanie McMahon, just randomly blurted out in gorilla, ‘why don’t you paint your face like your brother?’ And I’m looking, like, ‘ah…’ just trying to get out of the curtain, just trying to get out of the curtain, and then I saw the old man, I saw Vince just, ‘yes!’ And he came out of gorilla, headset off, and he gave me the creative services guys’ info. When we’ve been together for a little while as a team, there is something cool about teaming with your brother. We did dad’s last stand there in Buffalo and all that, so we found a lot of love and bond. And we did stuff with The Shield and have Show involved. We never wanted to team together, but when we did, it was successful. (Hat tip to WrestlingInc for the transcripts from Talk is Jericho.) In a live episode of Chris Jericho’s podcast, recorded on Jericho’s “Rock ‘N’ Wrestling Rager At Sea” cruise, Cody told the whole story about how he went from being regular Cody Rhodes in WWE to becoming Stardust, which happened while he was in a tag team with his older brother Dustin, aka Goldust. Given his current career, he has no qualms about being honest regarding his experiences in WWE. Before all that, he was a weird face-painted space alien mid-carder in WWE, believe it or not. He’s currently the IWGP United States Champion over in New Japan, he only recently lost the NWA World Heavyweight Championship, and he won the latter at the huge independent All In event, which he and his friends organized themselves. Cody Rhodes has been one of the most exciting figures in independent and international wrestling in the last couple of years.
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