One of the most versatile stars of recent years in WWE has undoubtedly been Cody Rhodes. The son of "American Dream" Dusty Rhodes. After the unfortunate death of his father, he decided to continue using the Stardust character, but apparently, the days of the eccentric "cosmic" are coming to an end.
A day after the Royal Rumble 2016, Cody Rhodes posted a tweet on his official Twitter account that could reveal the future of his character.
Stardust is coming to an end.
-- Stardust (@StardustWWE) January 25, 2016
Stardust is coming to an end.
Cody Rhodes began his career as a member of Legacy, a group of second and third-generation wrestlers formed by Randy Orton. Legacy ended at WrestleMania 26 with a very good triple threat match between its members. Although many bet on Ted DiBiase as the revelation of the group, Cody quickly caught the attention of fans by becoming "Dashing" Cody Rhodes, a character that boasted his aesthetic qualities in front of the mirror and shared his beauty tips on national television.
“Dashing” Cody Rhodes
"Dashing" Cody Rhodes, along with Drew McIntyre, formed the tag team "The Gallants," gaining great sympathy from female fans and displaying great skills in the ring. However, after a rivalry with Rey Mysterio, Cody Rhodes injured his nose and had to wear a protective mask, which led to his character mutating into "Undashing" Cody Rhodes, who was afraid to show his face due to embarrassment.
Cody Rhodes Wallpaper / Courtesy of WWEWrestlingWallpapers (wwwallpapers.net)
The character didn't work out entirely and Cody was close to being forgotten until he joined forces with the intellectual Damien Sandow, sporting a charming mustache to form the team "Rhodes Scholars."
To everyone's surprise, when it seemed that Cody had taken his character to the extreme, Stardust emerged, an innovative version of his brother Goldust's classic character, with whom he formed an excellent tag team. It was all leading to a match between the brothers, which both had requested, but WWE refused and the match remained a desire.
