Learn all about how much net worth Cody Rhodes has in 2025 and his other details.
Cody Rhodes clashed against John Cena to defend his Undisputed WWE Championship. This match was the main event of WWE WrestleMania 41 Night 2 on April 20, 2025. He has become a former WWE Undisputed Champion as John Cena took the title from him. Nicknamed “The American Nightmare”, he is the son of the late WWE Hall of Famer Dusty Rhodes. He is also the half-brother of Dustin Rhodes, better known as Goldust in WWF/WWE.
Cody Rhodes, real name Cody Garrett Runnels Rhodes, started his pro wrestling journey with WWE in 2006. His first tenure with the company lasted from 2006 to 2016. He served as a member of “Legacy” stable (with Randy Orton and Ted DiBiase Jr.) during this time. He was also known as Stardust during his first tenure with the company. After leaving WWE, Cody Rhodes competed for New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) and Ring of Honor (ROH) among other promotions. Cody Rhodes has also been a member of the Bullet Club faction in ROH and NJPW.
Cody Rhodes has also competed for All Elite Wrestling (AEW) since its beginning alongside several of his ROH and NJPW fellow wrestlers. He finally returned to WWE at WrestleMania 38 Night 2 as Seth Rollins’ surprise opponent. He has turned into one of the biggest faces in the WWE. He also ended Roman Reigns’ Undisputed WWE Championship reign at 1316 days by defeating him at WrestleMania XL (WrestleMania 40) in 2024.
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Cody Rhodes has reached an estimated net worth of $8 million as of 2025 as per The Takedown On Si. His net worth comes from his veteran professional wrestling career across several promotions including WWE. Rhodes also has own pro wrestling school called Nightmare Factory in Atlanta, where he serves as the coach. “The American Nightmare” has also signed several endorsement deals in his career so far. Lastly, he also has own YouTube channel Nightmare Family, where he showcases his students from his wrestling school. On top of that, he also receives royalties from his official merchandise sale at the WWE official shop.
Cody Rhodes has signed an endorsement deal with Nike as per Complex. He is known for his “Nightmare Family” sneakers that he launched in 2018. Apart from these, his other endorsement deals are with Fanatics for his Funko Pops, Clash of Clans game, Wheatley Vodka, Mattel and Ringside Collectibles among others on his official Instagram account. “The American Nightmare” also endorses his own students from his wrestling school, Nightmare Factory on his official Instagram page.
Cody Rhodes is making $3 million annually from his WWE career as per The Takedown On Si. This has placed him amongst the highest-paid wrestlers as the top babyface of the WWE.
Cody Rhodes signed a multi-year contract extension with WWE in 2024 as per CBS Sports. Notably, he makes $3 million per year from his career in the WWE. He revealed that he originally planned to retire from pro wrestling when he was 40 years old. He will remain beyond 40 years of age as a pro wrestler due to his new contract. The contract’s worth was not revealed.
However, Cody Rhodes still plans to eventually retire. Talking about it to Justin Walker, he revealed (via CBS Sports)-
“The plan is still, when it’s time to step out, to step out without it being a painful process. Solely because I saw my dad [Dusty Rhodes] as an old man wrestler and he loved it and enjoyed it, but as his son it was hard to see.”
Cody Rhodes further revealed (via CBS Sports)-
“My daughter is two going on three, there does have to be a time, just like he was with us, where I have to be home all the time and be there with her. It’s not 40 anymore. I’ll update the number. I hit the prime run late in the game. I often forget that I’m nearing 40.”
Cody Rhodes has some impressive cars in his garage as per Tork. “The American Nightmare” has a Hummer EV, a Rolls-Royce Phantom, a Lamborghini Urus and a Mercedes-Benz AMG G63 in his collection. He also has a Porsche Panamera in his collection as per ClutchPoints.
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