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The Rock left a message for his fans in a recent social media update ahead of WWE RAW. The upcoming edition of the red brand's show will be the last episode on USA Network before the Netflix premiere.
The People's Champion's last television appearance was at WWE Bad Blood. He showed up after the main event to stare down Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, and Jimmy Uso. Despite his absence, wrestling fans have since been anticipating The Final Boss' next move.
Earlier today, The Rock took to his X/Twitter account to send a message to his fans. The 52-year-old posted a video filmed this Saturday Night in a gym, encouraging people to work hard and train:
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"Some midnight glycogen depleted wisdom 🤓 Heard this great philosophy a few years back, and wanted to share with ya. Try changing “I HAVE to do” to “I GET to do” It’s a nice mental shift of a reminder that we GET TO because it’s a privilege. Whatever that thing is that’s HARD, whether you love or hate it, it’s the thing that sets you up for positive life results. I definitely needed the mental recalibrating tonight to get my a** in here to train. We don’t have to do it, we get to do it. Waking up Sunday morning is a whole lot sweeter knowing you got the shit done Saturday night 😉👊," he wrote.
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You can check out his X/Twitter post below:
WWE Hall of Famer wants The Rock to return full-time
The Rock returned to in-ring action after eight years at WrestleMania XL. He teamed up with Roman Reigns to defeat Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins on Night One of The Showcase of Immortals.
Speaking on a recent edition of Busted Open Podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray pointed out that if The Final Boss wants to return to the wrestling promotion in 2025, he must do it full-time. The 53-year-old added he wanted to see the former World Champion help other talents get over:
"If The Rock comes back in 2025, I wanna see The Rock come back in 2025. I don't want part-time bullsh*t. Come back and be fully invested. As invested as you possibly can... not just come back for WrestleMania season and then split again. Come back and invest a year in the WWE. [...] I wanna see him fully invested not just in a part-time role. I wanna see The Rock use his character, his star power, the amount of that spotlight that he commands to help get everybody else over. One Rock can get over a plethora of talent. Give guys and gals the bump that they need to move up the card. So, that's the broad stroke of what I'd like to see from him. A little bit more of a full-time investment," he said.
You can check out Bully Ray's comments in the video below:
With John Cena set to return full-time in 2025 for one final time, it will be interesting to see if The Final Boss decides to take a similar path.
