Questions: Entertainment & Arts

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Triple H vacating the title due to behind-the-scenes pressure would not be a satisfying solution, especially given the significant investment in Cody Rhodes' character.

Cody needs a strong villain to push him and create an compelling storyline. A character like The Rock or Seth Rollins would be an excellent choice, as they both possess the charisma and wrestling ability to create captivating Feuds

A villainous character could challenge Cody's views, push him to his limits, and force him to confront his own doubts and fears. This would allow Cody to showcase his range as a performer and create a more nuanced and complex character

Additionally, a strong villain could help Cody transition into a new phase of his character, perhaps exploring a darker or more intense side of his personality. This would keep his character fresh and exciting, even after achieving his initial goal of winning the title

WWE should focus on building a compelling storyline with a formidable villain, rather than resorting to vacating the title or abandoning Cody's character. This would ensure that the investment in his character continues to pay off and that fans remain engaged and invested in his journey.

Just for reference Spider-Man opened to 114 million in 2002 while Shrek 2 opened 6 million short with 108 million in 2004. However, Shrek 2 was released on a Wednesday and even though it’s Wednesday and Thursday gross were a lot lower than individual fri/sat/sun it still blew off some steam those days. It only need about 6% more it’s opening weekend to break the record