Kevin Owens put a big question mark over his match against Cody Rhodes at Bash in Berlin by mentioning about the champion's knee on Smackdown. While the premium live event is scheduled to take place on Saturday (August 31), Cody has been competing on live events regularly and defending his title.
During their Smackdown segment, Owens hinted that Cody has a knee issue. The champion didn't agree with Owens and said that his knee was perfectly fine. The fans are now concerned whether Cody is fit or not? And whether the championship match is cancelled?
Fightful has reported that there is no change in the plan and the match between Cody and Owens will take place at Bash in Berlin. But there is word on whether Cody has a knee issue or not.
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This could be part of the storyline as well. Owens turning heel and attacking Cody's knee after the title match wouldn't be a big surprise. These sorts of events are quite common in professional wrestling and Owens mentioning Cody's knee issue could be part of the storyline.
The storyline between Cody and Owens is likely to continue after Bash in Berlin. There are bleak chances of the former Universal Champion dethroning Cody to win the belt.
WWE now gives superstars long runs as champions and Cody looks all but set to retain the Undisputed WWE Championship at least till Wrestlemania 41. He won the title at Wrestlemania 40 by defeating Roman Reigns.
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The American Nightmare earned the title opportunity by winning the 2024 Royal Rumble. Cody had also won the 2023 Royal Rumble but he lost to Roman Reigns in the main event of Wrestlemania 39.
Cody has been retaining the championship since Wrestlemania 40 and is likely to continue his title reign. A rematch between Cody and Roman doesn't seem on the cards for now.