Cody Rhodes on his way back?, Summer Rae's advice, Legends with JBL and more

Another gimmick change on the cards?

- Since Cody Rhodes adopted his current Stardust gimmick, repeated chants of ‘Cody’ have been a norm in practically every match he has been a part of.

Rhodes, who has always been an underutilized asset in the WWE, recently dropped a huge hint on dropping the psychotic Stardust gimmick and getting back to his former self. This is what he tweeted:

You guys want Cody back ? ?

— Stardust (@StardustWWE) November 2, 2015

HA the ONLY way Stardust would ever go away...is if YOU KNOW WHO wrestled me...and WON #thesequel

— Stardust (@StardustWWE) November 2, 2015

The cryptic tweets point out to another match with his brother Goldust, as it makes sense that their first outing didn’t deliver the impact as expected. The other viable option maybe a rematch against Stephen Amell, who he faced and lost to at SummerSlam.

- WWE and it’s activities that cater to corporate social responsibilities have been a regular feature, one that the company makes it a point to promote. The recent Anti-Bulling campaign has seen many WWE stars imparting disclaimers regarding bullying and the latest to do it is Summer Rae, who thanked James Madison Middle School in Los Angeles for having an Anti-Bullying rally with fellow WWE stars.

– JBL new sit-down style interview show, Legenda with JBL has been a great addition to the array of options on WWE Network, which saw Eric Bischoff in the first episode. JBL tweeted that there are only three episodes left in the series and the guests to feature would be revealed soon.

- Former member of DX and current NXT coach Billy Gunn turned 52 yesterday and was wished by his long-time friend and tag team partner Road Dogg on Instagram. He wrote, “Happy Birthday to my brother from another mother @realbillygunn I love you Billy Nilly and I hope you have a great day! #NAO #OUDK.”