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Mike Riley and Joe Murray from over under 985, presented by Draft Kings,

joins us this week for our WrestleMania post-show podcast.

But before we get to WrestleMania post-show,

because I know you guys hated WrestleMania.

Cody Rhodes, I think, is the number one story of the week.

And me personally, I owe the listeners. I owe you, Mike Riley. I owe you, Joe Murray.

An apology. I downplayed Cody Rhodes' importance to not only the show, but to the WWE franchise.

And my apology is that I thought Cody Rhodes was like fifth highest on the

depth chart. No, no. For me, Cody Rhodes, the moment the match was my number one takeaway from

WrestleMania. I downplayed the moment, what it would mean to WrestleMania and what it would

mean to the WWE and the pro wrestling landscape. Being in the crowd, it was mostly positive, although one fan behind me yelled for Cody to go back to AEW, you scumbag, but that is not for me. That is from a fan behind me. I found it to be the number one or number two moment of the weekend. I would put it as my number one, but I thought the entire block of the return,

the match, the tributes, the follow-up, and the promo on Monday night, Raw, shows me that

WWE is fully behind Cody Rhodes being here. Cody's entrance should go down in history as an

iconic WrestleMania moment, as is his return to WWE.

This was WWE's worst kept secret,

but WWE kind of kept it tight.

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