Bully Ray Says Raw’s Netflix Debut Planted WWE’s Flag, Takes Issue With Cody Rhodes Appearing During Rock Promo

Bully Ray shared his thoughts about WWE Raw’s debut on Netflix, noting that it “planted a flag” for both the company and Triple H. Bully weighed in on the Netflix premiere of the show on Busted Open Radio and you can see some highlights below (courtesy of Wrestling Inc):

On WWE’s opening video for Raw: “WWE has just put their flag firmly. If you didn’t think it was in there strong and firm before, it is cemented in as of last night. This company is bigger than it’s ever been and it’s unstoppable at this point. The only people that can stop the WWE are the WWE. Also, Triple H firmly planted his own personal flag in the middle of that ring. ‘My name is Paul Levesque. I run this f**king ship. This is my show. This is my creative. This is my everything. This is no longer my father-in-law’s vision.'”

On not liking Cody Rhodes being ringside for Rock’s promo: “It’s almost like a ‘kneel before Zod’ mentality… Would John Cena ever be sitting in the front row for the Rock? Randy Orton? Steve Austin? Triple H? Would any former WWE Champion be just sitting there with a forced smile on their face while The Rock put them over? And, oh, by the way, ‘Tell Mama [Rhodes] I said hello.’ Would any of them be put in that position?”