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#4 Cody and Brandi Rhodes must stop trying to be Triple H and Stephanie McMahon
Cody and Brandi Rhodes did a great job carving a unique niche for themselves once they parted ways with the WWE. While both former WWE personalities notched up a respectable resume during their time with the company; it was in their run after leaving the organization that they truly shined.
Nevertheless, Cody and Brandi Rhodes' entrance at AEW's first event Double or Nothing, was nothing short of a petty shot at Triple H, the sledgehammer and throne of WWE's "King of Kings". While healthy competition is good, Cody and Brandi's seemingly never-ending attempts to try and be Triple H and Stephanie McMahon 2.0, is only going to hurt AEW.
Moreover, we, as fans, would love to see Cody and Brandi bring their own uniqueness and inner personality to the forefront; rather than have them try to imitate another couple.
