The Rock Claims Himself The Catalyst of Making Pro Wrestling Cool Again

The Rock’s return to WWE at the start of this year sent early shockwaves at the exciting product that the WWE Universe was about to witness and that prediction turned out to be true with the return of his long-buried heel persona back to life.

Ever since the fans left The People’s Champion’s side to align themselves with The People’s Choice, Cody Rhodes, The Rock resurrected his villainous gimmick to fire back at them and joined forces with his cousin, Roman Reigns, and his Bloodline on the road to WrestleMania 40.

Moreover, The Rock also displayed signs of his popular ‘Hollywood Rock’ persona, in terms of his appearance, profane use of language mincing no words, and the return of his iconic segment where he decimated his rivals, in this case Cody Rhodes and his entire Rhodes clan, with his music, Rock Concert on SmackDown a few weeks ago.

With weeks of excitement and entertainment he has been delivering, The Rock took to his X to claim that he is the one to make pro wrestling cool and unpredictable again as one of the hottest heels seen in the last two decades, while also taking shot at Cody Rhodes, his fans and his mother at the end.

“The Rock has made pro wrestling cool and exciting – again. The Rock has made pro wrestling unpredictable and he’s changed the game and raised the bar – again. The Rock is THE most electric, disruptive, distinctive, and hottest heel professional wrestling has seen in the last 20 years.

You’re Welcome.
F*ck off crybabies.

Mama Rhodes ~ The Rock has a very special belt being made just for you.

Your tears.
Cody’s blood.
My hands.

I’ll see you soon, Mama Rhodes…

~ Final Boss

#BROOKLYN.”

The Final Boss is scheduled to appear on the go-home edition of RAW for WrestleMania 40 in a rare appearance, as he has been a usual fixture on SmackDown since his return. So it will be interesting to see the last piece of verbal SmackDown laid by The People’s Champion on the road to The Show of Shows.

Do you agree that The Rock has been the one to make pro wrestling cool and exciting again? Sound off in the comments!