Report: Cody Rhodes Undergoing Knee Surgery On February 12; Expected To Miss 2-3 Months

Un update on Cody Rhodes' knee injury.

Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer reports that Cody Rhodes will undergo arthroscopic knee surgery on Feb. 12 in Atlanta. He is expected to miss two to three months of action but is not scheduled to wrestle until AEW Double or Nothing on May 25.

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Cody revealed in November that he suffered a meniscus tear that would require a scope but held off in order to compete at ROH Final Battle in December and Wrestle Kingdom 13 in January. Cody has wrestled just four times since suffering the injury on Nov. 9 in a triple threat tag team match.

GOOD news is my doctor is fairly confident that my mcl/pcl/acl are structurally sound.

BAD news is the meniscus is fairly damaged, gonna’ require a scope. No dates will be adjusted at the moment, and I’ll definitely still compete in the final battle main event & at WK. pic.twitter.com/PtyK1wpoiz

— Cody Rhodes (@CodyRhodes) November 12, 2018

Cody is still scheduled to appear at the AEW Ticket Announcement on Feb. 7 in Las Vegas.