Cody Rhodes And Roman Reigns’ Street Fighter Suffers Massive Box Office Drop

Cody Rhodes And Roman Reigns’ Street Fighter Suffers Massive Box Office Drop

The live-action adaptation of Street Fighter starring WWE stars Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns has taken a massive hit at the box office during its sophomore weekend.

The feature film brought in an estimated $8.6 million domestically over the weekend according to industry tracking. This marks a steep 72 percent collapse from its $31 million opening frame, sliding all the way down to fourth place in domestic rankings.

Box Office Struggles And Competition

The cinematic project faced heavy competition in theaters as Warner Bros. claimed the top spot with Clayface pulling in $24 million. Other titles like You Can See Everything and Wildwood also outperformed the video game adaptation on the charts.

  • Box office collection drops 72 percent in second weekend
  • Falls to fourth place behind strong competing releases
  • Domestic total takes a major hit following initial debut

Performances And Critical Reception

Despite the commercial downturn, Cody Rhodes has earned significant praise for his portrayal of Guile. Entertainment reviewers have highlighted his work, with critics calling his performance a show-stealing stunner.

The project currently holds a mixed 41 percent critical score on Rotten Tomatoes while drawing a much warmer 78 percent rating from fans. Roman Reigns also features prominently as the villainous Akuma alongside NJPW star Hirooki Goto as E. Honda.

RELATED: Kevin Nash Believes Street Fighter Movie Influenced Roman Reigns’ WWE Title Defense

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