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#2 Cody vs MJF is far from over
There were so many elements to the match between MJF and Cody Rhodes last night that many fans may have missed them. The finish means that the issues between these two are far from over, whilst the fact that Rhodes kicked Arn Anderson accidentally means that there could be some tension between the two men. Anderson walked quite far behind Rhodes following the match as well, which is quite suspicious.
There's the question of whether or not MJF bladed whilst he was on the floor at ringside following Cody's Disaster Kick, since the kick didn't actually connect, as well as the fact that Stephen Amell was part of Rhodes' entrance.
Wardlow was also an active part of the match, which means that, heading into AEW's next pay-per-view event, this feud could easily be set for another chapter. All the stars involved in the rivalry still have something to prove, and the outcome wasn't as expected last night in Chicago.
Will MJF be open to a rematch? Or does Cody have to jump through more hoops?
