Cody Rhodes is currently on top of the world as the Undisputed WWE Champion, but he is very aware careers don't last forever. In a recent interview, the American Nightmare revealed when he plans to quit pro wrestling full-time and look toward other paths. More News: WWE Hall of Famer Booker T Announces Return to Pro Wrestling In a recent appearance on the "2 Bears, 1 Cave Podcast," Rhodes broke down numerous aspects of his career from the nature of kayfabe to his many injuries.
The champion also revealed that he plans to quit wrestling full-time when he hits 45, although he would still be open to making guest appearances (as is very common for retired wrestlers). "I'd say my contract is running," Rhodes said. "Till I don't want to wrestle full time, definitely, past 45 okay.
drop-in? For sure. Keep myself in shape." Rhodes also indicated that he was interested in more acting roles in the future, presumably when his WWE schedule was not quite so packed.
"I would love to tell stories like we do in the ring, in a different fashion. I would absolutely love, love to do [movies]," Rhodes continued. "But I've always been so linked into wrestling and coming back to WWE, where winning the championship for WWE is essentially like being the quarterback of the team.
So, it's been the most fun and rewarding time I've ever had in my career, but I can definitely see, I don't think I'd be able to do it on this level — because I feel the best I've ever felt." More News: CM Punk Calls Domini.