Summary

Dustin Rhodes said he would absolutely be interested in a WWE Hall of Fame induction once his in-ring career is over.

He made the comment while speaking with Ryan Gaydos of Fox News and added that he would want Cody Rhodes and his daughter involved in the induction.

Rhodes is currently sidelined after a double knee replacement, but the source text states he plans to return in AEW and ROH and complete his seven-year deal.

The source text also states that while he is open to a Hall of Fame honor, he has no interest in returning to WWE.

Dustin Rhodes frames Hall of Fame interest as legacy recognition, not a WWE comeback path

Dustin Rhodes saying he would welcome a Hall of Fame induction while also ruling out a WWE return clarifies his direction, and that consequence keeps the conversation focused on legacy recognition rather than an in-ring reunion.

With Rhodes still planning to finish his current seven-year run in AEW and ROH, any Hall of Fame scenario appears tied to post-retirement timing instead of near-term movement.

Quotes

Quote from Dustin Rhodes

"Absolutely. I'm a very humble guy though, it's like, if it comes, it comes, whatever. I would love Cody to do it and my daughter, specifically both of them."

Dustin Rhodes later went on to say:

"That would be just great, the most meaningful, heartfelt, but if it comes, it comes, if it doesn't, no big deal. I've had an awesome, incredible career. Doing some great things."

Dustin Rhodes later went on to say:

"I feel like these last seven years in AEW, I've been really on top of my game because I've had more freedom to enjoy it, and it's happier and you're more passionate, find your passion sometimes again, and you want to grow this company the best we can, and we're all on the same page in AEW. We are doing the best that we can to get it to where it needs to be, and it's growing. It's getting huge."

Sources

As reported by Fightful.