Cody Rhodes Has His Own Plan For Recovery From Torn Pec

It is an image that will live rent free in the minds of wrestling fans for years to come, as Cody Rhodes valiantly defeated Seth Rollins at Hell in a Cell 2022, with his chest and arm deeply bruised due to a torn pectoral muscle.

Such a severe injury means that Cody is likely to be on the shelf for quite some time, but according to Rhodes himself on his Instagram story, he has other ideas:

“I've heard 9 months, that's their plan… I've never concerned myself with other people's projections — I've got a plan of my own — let's finish, all of us,“ wrote Rhodes, insinuating that he hopes to be back in a WWE ring in less than nine months.

Cody Rhodes will be hoping that he can rapidly heal like John Cena did in 2007, when after suffering a similar pectoral injury Cena was able to return to WWE in around four months, winning the 2008 Royal Rumble despite being originally written off for six months to a year. 

Rhodes underwent successful surgery on June 10.