WWE has issued a response to a lawsuit against them and Cody Rhodes alleging trademark infringement and breach of settlement. In recent court filings and as reported by Post Wrestling, WWE and it's merchandise partner Fanatics motioned to dismiss the suit due to the fact that the "American Nightmare" moniker in question is used in conjunction with the Rhodes skull logo and thus does not violate previous agreements with the plaintiff.

Kevin Owens explained why he has a problem with Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, and Cody challenged him to a fight. On the November 15 episode of WWE SmackDown, Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes called Kevin Owens out after Owens took Randy Orton out with a piledriver.

A ttorneys for WWE and Fanatics have responded to the lawsuit filed against them and Cody Rhodes over the use of the "American Nightmare" branding. Musician Wesley Eisold filed th

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Two matches have been announced for the November 29 episode of WWE SmackDown. After a confrontation backstage on the November 22 episode, Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes will face Carmelo Hayes. Hayes talked trash after Rhodes’ argument with Kevin Owens,

Image: WWE In new documents filed Friday, both WWE and Fanatics are attempting to have a court dismiss a trademark lawsuit regarding Cody Rhodes’ use of the “American Nightmare” phrase.

Discussing his relationship with Rhodes and his pride for what he's been able to do in WWE, DDP told Justin Barrasso of Undisputed that he believes Rodes is a visionary, as he's seen what he wants professional wrestling to look like and has bent the sport into his vision.

Cody Rhodes became the iconic face of WWE after winning the world title at WrestleMania XL, an epic feat in which he defeated a legend like Roman Reigns in the most important event of the entire WWE calendar.

Cody Rhodes and Kevin Owens have agreed to a future match.