Bully Ray Discusses the Tension Between Unlikely WWE Superstars

Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes, two of the top talents in the WWE, have been the center of attention at WrestleMania for the previous two years. Fans from all around the world have been enthralled with WWE's most anticipated events because of their fierce rivalry. Both men have been engaged in an intense rivalry as they contend for the title of world champion wrestler. The return of Roman Reigns at Summerslam, nevertheless, has added an unexpected turn to their story despite their struggles for supremacy. After so much time spent at enmity, the two biggest performers in the WWE have formed an uncomfortable alliance, setting up an interesting storyline that will probably unfold over the next few months.Wrestling icon Bully Ray discussed his views on this developing scenario during an episode of "Busted Open Radio," emphasizing the nuanced dynamics between Reigns and Rhodes. Bully Ray claims that because of the unresolved tension in their past, the current relationship between the two is all the more appealing. "This is when the 'can they get along' story makes sense," Bully explained. "Because if you look at the history of Cody and Roman, how the hell are these two gonna ever be able to coexist? Roman said he did not want Cody's help. And then lets him sign the contract. And Cody is the one who said he didn't want to be involved at first, and he's the guy who took his title."Also read: "I Heard The Entire Show Just Got Ripped In Half": WWE Superstar Reflects On His Frustrations With Last-Minute Script Changes During Vince McMahon's Tenure When Reigns and Rhodes team up for a tag bout against Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu at the Bad Blood Premium Live Event (PLE), their relationship will be put to the test. Bully Ray shared his unique perspective on the psychology of this match along with his predictions about how it would go. "I would like to see them go with a completely different psychology to this match. ... Imagine if Roman started the match and never, ever tagged out to Cody, because it is Bloodline business. Remember Roman said in the promo — This is family business. This is Bloodline business," Bully mused. He further suggested that the dynamic between Reigns and Rhodes could become even more interesting if Roman refused to tag out, only doing so when absolutely necessary, or if Cody were to forcefully tag himself in.Fans are eagerly awaiting how this uneasy partnership will unfold at Bad Blood on Saturday, October 5, when Reigns and Rhodes join forces against Sikoa and Fatu. The outcome of this match may very well determine whether this alliance is a fleeting necessity or the beginning of something more complex between two of WWE's top stars.Also read: WWE Hall of Famer Says that Hell in a Cell Might Disrupt Punk-McIntyre's Raw Feud