Cody Rhodes is well aware there is a clock on his career now.
Rhodes left AEW for WWE last year and has been treated as a top star in the company since.
Speaking to Daniel Cormier, Cody noted how he is more selfish now that he is back in WWE as he will not be able to do this forever.
“I’m thinking all me, all the time. I joke with some of my other peers that there are guys that will hit you with the, ‘Oh, I’m trying to help you. This will be good for you.’ When you hear it, you’re like, ‘Ah, I feel like this is about you.’ If I’m the one on the receiving end of that conversation, I kind of just want the truth. That’s how I’ve become. It’s something that, in my documentary I talk about, by no means will it ever be important to her, but one of the things about having my daughter was, I lost my sense of BS. It just became, I think I’m pretty good, I’m better, I want to be better, and how much longer do we have on the clock? You feel like it’s never going to end, but it will end at some point. At this moment, I’m not doing any of the things…that is what I was meant to do then, now I feel no problem in saying, ‘Nope, I’m about myself at this moment. I’m about getting it done for me,'”
Cody Rhodes
Rhodes will face off with Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam tonight.
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