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WWE has become a must-watch television show for the first time in a long while.
Since Endeavor/TKO took over WWE, the atmosphere has changed dramatically. Wrestling feels alive again, with louder crowds, visible signs in the audience, sold-out arenas, and the return of blood.
It made headlines when The Rock assumed the role of TKO’s board of directors. The Rock was back in front of the camera and behind the scenes.
The Rock’s return to WWE in January marked a turning point. Since then, he has injected a sense of fun into wrestling while making it more edgy.
As The Rock turned heel and joined The Bloodline, fans witnessed a side of him unseen for a long time. He brought back the iconic Versace shirts, gold chains, trademark trash-talking and his Hollywood Rock theme song, adding an edgier vibe to his character.
The Rock claims to be responsible for making professional wrestling cool again, and he is the hottest heel in wrestling in the last 20 years.
Furthermore, The Rock has succeeded in recapturing the essence of wrestling from the late ’90s and early ’00s. His storyline as The Final Boss, particularly his feud with Cody Rhodes, has been exceptional, revitalizing fans’ perceptions of his character.
His chemistry with Cody, especially in their recent encounter, has blurred the lines between fiction and reality.
As WWE approaches Wrestlemania 40 Night One, excitement is building, where The Rock and Roman Reigns will face off against Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins.
With this potentially being his last run in the WWE at 51 years old, The Rock ensures that fans are entertained and are witnessing something they will never forget.
