WWE's last Premium Live Event stop before WrestleMania 41 will feature appearances from Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and John Cena.

After giving Cody Rhodes his flowers during the Raw on Netflix premiere back on January 6, many people thought The Rock had buried the hatchet with the WWE Champion. That their rivalry was over. The Final Boss had other plans.

At one point, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was the highest-paid actor for three years back-to-back from 2019 to 2021 as well as for 2016, but until now the 52-year-old hasn't had the opportunity to work with the award-winning Martin Scorsese.

Dwayne Johnson has announced a surprise return to WWE. "Bold and disruptive. Unpredictable and dangerous. The Final Boss returns," Johnson, 52, teased via X on Thursday, February 20. The Fast & Furious star subsequently confirmed on social media that he would be attending WWE SmackDown on the USA Network on Friday,

When The Rock's latest return to SmackDown was announced, the assumption was that we'd finally learn his WrestleMania 41 agenda after those bizarre prior appearances on Monday Night Raw and NXT. Dwayne Johnson certainly had a lot to say during the Feb.

I Love The Rock, But Him Showing Up Every Few Months To Point At His Goosebumps And Cut Confusing Promos Isn't Working For Me. I’ve been a fan of The Rock since my days of weari

WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry is the latest pro wrestling pundit to weigh in on Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's confusing WWE return and suggests it all boils down to the Final Boss wanting the

Dwayne Johnson gets emotional as he honours his father’s WWE legacy.On February 24, the Red Notice star took to Instagram and posted a clip from WWE headquarters where he reflected on his

Bully Ray felt it was evident that The Rock's "WWE SmackDown" segment from last Friday came together on short notice.

The former WWE Champion dressed down Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes on Friday's "SmackDown," asking for the "American Nightmare's" soul, making it clear he wants a corporate champion. On " Busted Open Radio ,

The Rock's bizarre, rambling promo on "WWE SmackDown" showed the world’s biggest wrestling company is once again happy to upend the entirety of its creative plans in order to accommodate a part-timer.