3 Reasons Why Sami Zayn Turned His Back on Cody Rhodes on WWE SmackDown

3 Reasons Why Sami Zayn Betrayed Cody Rhodes Against Gunther’s Attack on WWE Friday Night SmackDown

Sami Zayn shocked WWE fans after turning his back on Cody Rhodes during SmackDown’s chaotic ending involving GUNTHER. From backstage frustration to the controversial Cross Rhodes finish, here are three major reasons behind Sami’s actions.

Sami Zayn turns his back on Cody Rhodes during Gunther’s post-match attack

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Sami Zayn vs. Cody Rhodes could be a main event to be featured on any major show that the WWE runs, but on Friday night fans in Lexington, Kentucky, were treated to the match on “SmackDown.” The booking stemmed from Zayn’s continued complaints about not getting enough airtime and feeling like he’s been pushed to the back of the line. Zayn complained to SmackDown general manager Nick Aldis, but also cau…

Sami Zayn turns his back on Cody Rhodes during Gunther's post-match attack

Cody Rhodes vs. Sami Zayn headlined 'SmackDown' in Lexington, Kentucky, with Gunther interfering to continue his rivalry with the Undisputed WWE Champion.

3 Reasons why Sami Zayn turned his back on Cody Rhodes on WWE SmackDown

On tonight’s episode of WWE SmackDown, Sami Zayn went one-on-one with Cody Rhodes in the main event.

3 reasons behind Sami Zayn’s WWE SmackDown betrayal of Cody Rhodes

Sami Zayn didn’t just walk away from Cody Rhodes on SmackDown. He made a choice that had been building for weeks, maybe longer. When the show closed with Rhodes laid out and GUNTHER standing tall, it wasn’t the attack that people kept talking about. It was the image of Zayn stepping aside and allowing it to happen. The moment felt heavy because it didn’t come out of nowhere. WWE had been planting tension between the two. Rhodes stood at the top …

Sami Zayn turns his back on Cody Rhodes during Gunther’s post-match attack - The Political Signal

Sami Zayn vs. Cody Rhodes could be a main event to be featured on any major show that the WWE runs, but on Friday night fans in Lexington, Kentucky, were treated to the match on “SmackDown.” The booking stemmed from Zayn’s continued complaints about not getting enough airtime and feeling like he’s been pushed to the back of the line. Zayn complained to SmackDown general manager Nick Aldis, but also caught the attention of Rhodes when he called t…