Cody Rhodes regrets neck tattoo, says Dusty would've hated it

Cody Rhodes recently acknowledged that his enormous neck tattoo may not have been a good idea. In fact, he called it “the greatest regret” of his life. The infamous ink depicts a skull with a what appears to be a crown and wings on it, and it’s of course colored in the style of the United States’ flag, hence its use as the emblem for Cody’s “American Nightmare” monicker. Rhodes debuted the tattoo to the public on February 29, 2020, at AEW’s Revolution for a match against MJF. The immediate consensus about it was not positive, with many fans on social media objecting to how large the tattoo is and its placement on practically the entire one side of his neck. Following Revolution, Cody’s own wife, Brandi Rhodes, publicly expressed her disapproval of the tat. “I’m the one person that doesn’t like the neck tattoo. I don’t like it,” Brandi said to the media at the post-event press conference. “I’ve said it, there it is.” During the most recent episode of his What Do You Wanna Talk About?