NEW DELHI: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has recently been appointed to TKO's Board of Directors, signaling a potential return to the squared circle. The announcement has reignited long-standing speculations about a blockbuster clash between The People's Champion and the current WWE Universal Champion, Roman Reigns, at this year's WrestleMania.
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The anticipation reached new heights when, during Dwayne Johnson's return to RAW: Day 1, he laid out Jinder Mahal in the middle of the ring, accompanied by a reference to Reigns as the "Head of the Table." The statement created a buzz across the internet, and fans eagerly await a potential showdown between the two wrestling icons.
Jey Uso, a former Bloodline member and cousin to Roman Reigns, recently shared his thoughts on the speculated Rock vs. Reigns bout during an interview with Chamatkar Sandhu of TNT Sports. When asked about The Great One's return to Monday Night RAW and the hinted showdown, Uso responded with enthusiasm:
"I get questions all the time about who you'd pick, Rock or Roman. Man, but if I could pick somebody, it should be Roman, because he's been in the game, he has The Bloodline with him, and there's no beating," Uso stated during the interview.
However, Uso also showed support for his cousin's potential opponent, expressing a willingness to assist The Rock if needed:
"And I feel like just if there was one person it would have to be The Rock. Let alone man, if he needs help Uce, I got you," he added.
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