Cody Rhodes says his G1 NJPW special match is not going to "steal the show" it's "the show"

Cody Rhodes met with Sporting News before tonight's game against IWGP Heavyweight Champion Kenny Omega. Here are some of the highlights:

Why Wrestling Has No Better Stories:

"You must have all the proper components for that, and it's hard, if you're the one WWE, it's going to be difficult because of the amount of saturation, you have a live Monday TV, live TV on Tuesdays, you have a pay-per-view each month and you have a [NXT] Takeover every quarter, it seems like it's hard to go on to put the same faces out there and to keep these faces capturing your imagination.

However, I do not think the fight is supposed to be as saturated as that. Whenever there is an NXT show, people say, "Oh, that's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen, it's the biggest show on Earth." One of the things that they do for them is the fact that they make you wait, they build it properly, it's a good way to & # 39; get there. "

S" He seeks to steal the show in his IWGP Kenny Omega:

"Stealing the show I do not think the rest has a chance, I think that's it" The Show ". I'm glad people's eyes are on Juice Robinson, Jay White and The Bucks in the heavyweight comeback, but I do not think anyone comes here but Kenny and I do. I think people will be really surprised by this type of match … and how we are grueling and physical … Whether he steals the show or not, it's always "The Show". "

Leaving the WWE:

" If I look like a different person, it's because I'm a different person I was really struck by lightning when I decided to leave WWE. literally thinking about that day and who I was then, it's drastic.It almost spent the night for me.You are really going long in this case and then you have those bulb moments I've just had this moment of fleeting intrepidity and a moment of believing in myself that I will not listen to anyone, I will do it as I want to do it. What to do is what people will want to see and the promoters want to pay.

This intrepidity of not being afraid of a damn thing has created quite an ego, which is rather important with Kenny and me and how we are going about things and Kenny on a much humbler note. I am a completely different person. I do not know if I'm still here, but I become the wrestler I dreamed of when I was little. It is the dream of childhood. "

Rhodes also discussed Being the elite and cross promotion in professional wrestling.You can view the full interview by clicking here.