WWE returns: When is Cody Rhodes likely to return?

Overview

• Cody Rhodes has been out of action since his loss to John Cena at WrestleMania 41
• The American Nightmare could return before or during the Money in the Bank 2025
• Cody is likely to be on his way back to the title scenario for the rest of the year

Cody Rhodes is likely to return to WWE soon. The American Nightmare has been out of action since his loss to John Cena at WrestleMania 41. After his hiatus for nearly a month, Rhodes is likely to be back in action. As per the reports, Cody is likely to return on WWE SmackDown, or on Saturday Night's Main Event, or during Money in the Bank.

The star wrestler main-evented Night 2 of WrestleMania 41 against Cena. Rhodes was completely dominated by Cena in their match, which came as a surprise for many. After losing to Cena at Mania, Cody decided to be out of action for a few months, as he has hardly rested in nearly two years.

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Rhodes got the much-deserved break after Mania. However, the fans are already missing his presence. Cody is likely to return to action soon. As per the reports, the top babyface of the company is likely to return on an episode of WWE SmackDown, or on SNME, or at the Money in the Bank.

Cody Rhodes to be a regular part of WWE till the end of 2025

Sources claim that Rhodes will play a key role on the roster for the rest of the year. His focus is likely to be back in the main event spot to try and gain the Undisputed WWE Championship. The best way to do it might be to be a part of the MITB ladder match, which would give him a shot at the world title.

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However, he might not be one of the favourites to win it, as others have the momentum on their side in the last few weeks. Cody might also be in reckoning to assist CM Punk and Roman Reigns in their battle against Seth Rollins, Bron Breakker, and Paul Heyman.