Folks, we’ve seen some bizarre celebrity WWE appearances before—David Arquette winning the WCW title, Snooki at WrestleMania, and even that time Logan Paul proved he could actually wrestle—but Travis Scott might have just taken the cake. And not in a good way, folks.
At Elimination Chamber 2025, Scott somehow found himself right in the middle of the biggest WWE storyline of the year—The Rock’s evil empire, John Cena’s heel turn, and Cody Rhodes’ road to WrestleMania 41. But instead of just standing there, looking cool, and vibing to “Sicko Mode,” Scott got physical—and it went very, very wrong.
What Went Down?
🚨 Scott slapped Cody Rhodes and then, for some reason, threw a rogue punch at the side of his head.
🚨 Rhodes’ eardrum? Busted.
🚨 His eye? Blackened.
🚨 Backstage heat? Nuclear.
According to reports from the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, WWE stars were furious over Scott’s involvement, especially because he was never supposed to actually hurt Cody. He was told to make it look good, but unfortunately, he made it too good—just like his concerts, where things tend to get out of control.
Cena Takes It Further
As if Cody wasn’t already having a rough night, John Cena went full villain mode by choking Rhodes with his tie, an homage to the infamous Bryan Danielson-Justin Roberts incident that once got Danielson fired from WWE. Listen, folks, when John Cena is out here committing crimes in broad daylight, you know WrestleMania season is getting serious.
Why This Is a Disaster for WWE
🔥 The Rock’s plan was already controversial – He wanted Cody to turn heel, but WWE said nope because fans love him too much.
🔥 Now Cody’s injured before WrestleMania 41 – And folks, let me tell you, having your top guy battered before the biggest show of the year? Not good!
🔥 John Cena is chasing history – If he beats Cody at Mania, he breaks Ric Flair’s record of 16 world championships. Imagine—Cena, the guy who never turned heel for 21 years, is now one win away from making history… as a villain!
Final Thoughts
Travis Scott in WWE? Bad idea. Let’s be real, folks, this isn’t Astroworld, it’s WWE. If you can’t throw a working punch, don’t throw a punch at all! WWE needs to do better when bringing in celebrities—because Cody Rhodes shouldn’t have to risk life and limb just to sell a storyline.
Will Cena complete his villain arc? Will Cody recover in time for Mania? Will Travis Scott ever be invited back? Stay tuned, folks, because this is getting juicier than a steak at Mar-a-Lago!