Does Anyone Else Think That Bringing The Rock Back Would Be Good For The Wwe Right Now?

10 Responses to “Does Anyone Else Think That Bringing The Rock Back Would Be Good For The Wwe Right Now?”

1. robert on December 23rd, 2009 10:02 am

   As much as I lkie & respect the Rock, that would be the worst thing to happen for WWE. If it was for a show or something like WM or a PPV, maybe I could agree with it, but not really. FOr the reason why, check out TNA. They are going through just what would happen if WWE brought back the Rock or Austin or any of the other legends we loved & have left. The younger guys in the business getting pushed down for legends that had their time in the sun is what crippled & destroyed WCW, & is really what is holding back TNA from growing. I mean, think about this. You bring back the Rock, you would have to put him in Main Event status. So, which show does he go to? If on Raw, which premiere star do you see as willing ot step out of title contention or give up their place on the roster to make room for someone else? If you bring him in as a face, where does that put Cena? If you put him as a face, where do you put Orton or Jericho or JBL? Putting him on ECW would be like letting Santino Marella main event WM25 against Beth Pheonix, never happen in your kids lifetime!! Over on Smackdown, do you really see HHH or ‘Taker saying “welcome back. I was planning on making a run at the title, but hey, you’re the Rock!! Take my place & make the money that should be going into my pocket, won’tcha, please?” So, ratings & the fans aside, it would actually not be in the best interest of the fans or the company. Look at what happened when he faced Hollywood Hogan during the last run of the NWO. Rock was the face in the match & got booed more than Hogan’s heel did. That was a good thing for WM22, but to the WWE, it was a disaster because of the plans they had for an NWO/Austin & Rock feud.

2. Billy Gay Virus on December 23rd, 2009 10:02 am

   A third-generation WWE Superstar, The Rock at first did not plan to follow in the family tradition of sports-entertainment stardom. He instead used his athletic skill on the gridiron, where he starred for the University of Miami. After a brief professional football career, The Rock decided to give WWE a shot — a choice that would begin a new era in the entertainment world. In only a few years, The Rock was a multi-time WWE Champion and one of the most celebrated Superstars to ever set foot in the ring, having classic rivalries with “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and Triple H.

3. buggy873 on December 23rd, 2009 10:02 am

   I would love for the Most Electrifying Man In Sports Entertainment to return to the squared circle but It probably will never happen. He is stated several times he does not want to go back. He is making a ton more money doing movies and he does not have to put his body on the line day in and day out! But I think a Rock Orton feud would make a killing!

4. Joey on December 23rd, 2009 10:02 am

   It would be good for the company but if Rock does not have interest in doing so right now, then he has no reason to do it. He has a successful career currently where he doesn’t have to take any damage and is safe from injuries.

5. atz79 on December 23rd, 2009 10:02 am

   I think that bringing The Rock back would make WWE a lot better. It also would a lot of old Rockfans back to watching WWE.

6. Gemma R on December 23rd, 2009 10:02 am

   It would be amazing if he came bk but he is too focused on acting i dnt think he will *** bk to the wwe but i wish he would he was very funny

7. Muhammed Hassan on December 23rd, 2009 10:02 am

   the rock is mean he left wwe for his acting career

8. Justin Chi on December 23rd, 2009 10:02 am

   The Rock says: ” YES!!”
   Stone Cold says: “HELL YEAH!”

9. Jeff Hardy Extreme Rules on December 23rd, 2009 10:02 am

   not really

10. sammi on December 23rd, 2009 10:02 am

    that would be good but he won’t come back

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