For pictures tied to Cody Rhodes’s childhood, begin with WWE’s first-person feature “Cody Rhodes: Growing up WCW”. It recounts his memories of attending WCW shows with his father and includes WWE photo placements. WWE’s separate 2009 and 2010 galleries show year-labeled early-career material—not childhood photos.
Childhood memories and photos
In WWE’s August 6, 2013 feature, “Cody Rhodes: Growing up WCW,” Rhodes recalls going to local WCW shows with his father from early childhood, getting backstage, and watching his father work. The first-person account was told to Zach Linder and includes WWE photo placements.
Rhodes described one memory this way: “This is the only memory I have – he put my feet on the mat.” The feature identifies it as his earliest memory of his father taking him to a WCW show. Read the full childhood account and view its photos.
Where to find more pictures
WWE’s broader photo gallery
“Cody Rhodes like you’ve never seen him before: photos” is an official WWE gallery that may include less familiar images. Its title does not date each picture, so it is not possible to identify every image as a childhood photo from the gallery title alone.
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Early-career WWE photos
For pictures from Rhodes’s early WWE years, WWE has separate galleries titled “Cody Rhodes 2009 Photos” and “Cody Rhodes 2010 Photos”. These are labeled by year and are useful for early-career images, but the dates do not make them childhood pictures.
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- Childhood: The “Growing up WCW” feature is the strongest source here for childhood context because Rhodes describes those years directly.
- Early career: The 2009 and 2010 galleries are explicitly year-labeled and should be treated as career-era photos.
- Unspecified dates: WWE’s broader gallery does not establish the age or date of every image in its title.
WWE’s profile says Rhodes made his mark in WWE from 2007 to 2016 and returned at WrestleMania 38, which helps place older WWE images in his career timeline: Cody Rhodes’s WWE profile.
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