“You’ll say Holy S**t”: Former WWE writer hypes up The Rock’s sitcom

“You’ll say Holy S**t”: Former WWE writer hypes up The Rock’s sitcom

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The Rock is one of the biggest global personalities. Coming from the iconic Samoan wrestling family, Anoa’i he had started his career as a football player. But after going undrafted in the 1995 NFL Draft, Dwayne Johnson switched careers to professional wrestling.  He was signed by WWE (then known as WWF) in 1996.

Johnson gained immense popularity with his charismatic trash-talker gimmick. He was, undoubtedly, one of the biggest Superstars of the Attitude Era. But after 8 years with the company, Johnson departed from the company to pursue a career in Hollywood. Since then, he has continued to make sporadic appearances for the company.

After moving to Hollywood, The Rock ensured that he dominated this industry as well. Delivering some massive blockbusters like Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and Jungle Cruise, he is one of the most popular Superstars. In fact, today he is among the world’s highest paid as well as highest grossing actors in the world.

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A show on NBC, titled “Young Rock” will be returning for its second season. The sitcom focusses on the childhood of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Former WWE head writer and the executive producer of the show Brian Gewirtz recently hyped up the show while talking to TV Insider.

“The trailer was a way to get fans excited. Without getting too into it, it’s definitely more than a fleeting moment. There are definitely going to be things fans of that era are going to walk away, feeling like, holy sh**,” mentioned Gewirtz.

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The Rock reveals his most arduous training regime

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This year Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson will be hopping on to the bandwagon of the superhero movies. He will be seen in the DC Extended Universe in the role of Black Adam. The filming wrapped up recently and is all set to hit the big screen this year. While the movie is mounted up on a massive scale, The Rock too had to put in extra efforts for the role.

“The training we did for this movie was the most arduous I’ve ever done in my life. I promise you this: The hierarchy of power in the DC universe is about to change,” he mentioned in an interview with Men’s Journal.

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