You Can't Follow The Dream, But You Can Watch The Nightmare
A Critique Of 'American Nightmare: Becoming Cody Rhodes'
During the second golden age of wrestling, legend Dusty Rhodes sired a modern-day paladin, Cody Rhodes.
Yet, in his self-titled documentary, The 'American Nightmare' depicts his meteoric rise as onerous and turbulent, despite his father's fame.
A candid reflection, this documentary reveals a side of wrestling doubters must see.
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Image credit: Twitter.com/CodyRhodes
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