The Rock Speaks Out On His Confusing Monday Night Raw Appearance, And Has A Message For Critics Unclear About His Future In WWE

The Rock Speaks Out On His Confusing Monday Night Raw Appearance, And Has A Message For Critics Unclear About His Future In WWE

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Monday Night Raw on Netflix is off to a great start unless you’ve gone into it specifically wanting to know what Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is doing at WrestleMania 41. The Brahma Bull was there to kick off the episode, but his promo only confused many about whether he’ll be there. Johnson saw the complaints and subsequently shared a message for all those miffed he wasn’t too much of a “Final Boss” in his latest appearance.

Fans are surely looking forward to upcoming WWE events but, in the meantime, The Rock was at NXT’s New Year’s Evil event in support of his daughter and NXT superstar Ava Raine. Never shy to commentate on what the haters are saying, Johnson brought up complaints about his Monday Night Raw promo and how it seemed like glorified promotion rather than a true return to the WWE. He didn’t even confront Cody Rhodes, which he mentioned right off the bat:

Last year, all I heard was ‘Why are you being so mean to Cody? Cody’s gotta finish his story!’ One year later, Raw on Netflix, an amazing night, The Rock wanted to give props to Cody, give him his flowers. He’s been kicking ass, carrying the company on his shoulders, and what did you say? ‘Don’t be nice to Cody, you can’t be nice to Cody!’ At the end of the day, let us all remind them that The Rock is the Final Boss and he is thinking 20 steps ahead, so the best thing for them to do is to know their roles, shut their mouths and enjoy the ride that The Rock is taking them on.

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