Cody Rhodes Brings Guile & Street Fighter Hype To UFC 332 (Photos)

Cody Rhodes Brings Guile & Street Fighter Hype To UFC 332 (Photos)

WWE Superstar Cody Rhodes brought full video game nostalgia to Salt Lake City, Utah, appearing in attendance at UFC 332 dressed in complete costume as Guile to promote the upcoming Street Fighter live-action film.

Positioned cage-side at the Delta Center, “The American Nightmare” was accompanied by a section of fans sporting wearable, Guile-themed popcorn bucket helmets. The limited-edition merchandise item—designed after Rhodes’ character’s signature flat-top hairstyle—previously made waves across social media following a promo video shared by Rhodes.

“Aerodynamic. Ergonomic. Delicious. The AMC Exclusive for Street Fighter in theaters Oct. 16! Tickets go on sale Monday!”

— Cody Rhodes

The wearable collectible will be available exclusively at AMC Theatres coinciding with the film’s theatrical release on October 16, 2026. While pricing details for the limited-edition popcorn bucket have yet to be officially announced, the promotional stunt added extra flair to an already chaotic fight card.

UFC 332 Delivers Historic Stoppage Record

Beyond Rhodes’ high-profile appearance, UFC 332 proved to be a historic outing inside the Octagon. The pay-per-view set a new UFC record for the most knockouts at a single event, featuring 11 fights ending via strikes, highlighted by a series of rapid first-round finishes.

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