Fans were shocked at WWE Elimination Chamber when John Cena turned heel and joined The Rock. Rapper Travis Scott was part of the moment but injured Cody Rhodes by bursting his eardrum. Many people blasted Travis Scott for what he did, but Ricochet believes Cody Rhodes got what he deserved.
While speaking to Adrian Hernandez, Ricochet was asked if WWE should train celebrities before letting them get involved after Travis Scott legitimately hurt Cody Rhodes. Ricochet made it clear that he didnt think it was a big deal.
Ricochet said Cody Rhodes got what he deserved because he was yelling and taunting people, saying that if one does that, one might get hit. Ricochet added that Cody Rhodes wasnt paying attention and got smacked. Ricochet also claimed that it wouldnt happen to him because he would be the one doing the smacking.
Interestingly enough, Swerve Strickland also defended Travis Scott after all the backlash he received for injuring Cody Rhodes. Unsurprisingly, Dave Meltzer reported that Scott got a lot of hate backstage following his actions as well.
WWE is thinking about having Travis Scott in future matches since he has been training with Booker T. Triple H believes Scott has a lot of potential, so its expected that he will be part of The Rock and John Cenas storyline leading up to WrestleMania 41, despite all the backlash. Regardless, Ricochet continues to be a hater, and thats unlikely to stop anytime soon.
Do you agree with Ricochet that Cody Rhodes got what he deserved, or should WWE be more cautious when involving celebrities? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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