WWE fans hoping to see Cody Rhodes and Kevin Owens settle their rivalry at Survivor Series: War Games on Saturday will have to wait a bit longer. On

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.

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.

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,

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Cody Rhodes vs. Kevin Owens has been confirmed for WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event. Our own Dave Meltzer reported last month that Rhodes vs. Owens was one of two matches planned for the December

Cody Rhodes will defend the WWE Championship against Kevin Owens in a brutal rivalry showdown as Saturday Nights Main Event returns to NBC.

Survivor Series is this weekend, but WWE has another big show coming up soon that’s rumored to have its own PPV-worthy card — the return of Saturday Night’s Main Event, airing in primetime Dec. 14 on NBC and Peacock.

The first match for WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event has been confirmed. WWE officially announced that Cody Rhodes will defend the Undisputed WWE Championship against Kevin Owens at Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 14.