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PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA – APRIL 08: Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is in the ring at the Wells Fargo Center on April 8, 2024 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by WWE/Getty Images)

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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson explained his quiet appearance at WWE Bad Blood on Saturday night in Atlanta, Georgia during an Instagram live stream after leaving the stage.

“There’s been a lot of bullshit – it’s happened over the last six months,” The Rock told viewers (transcription by Cageside Seats’ Geno Mrosko.)

He continued: “There’s nothing, and The Rock, The Final Boss, means there’s nothing that can compare to The Rock coming out there, The Final Boss, and his music that hits and sees these three in the in the middle of this ring.

“You had Jimmy, you had Roman and you had Cody. The Rock has nothing to say. Tonight we’re going to have a good time.”

The Rock didn’t say anything on stage. He raised his hand, counted three fingers, then made a cutting motion across his throat before leaving.

Wrestlemania XL featured a main event in which Cody Rhodes defeated Roman Reigns for the undisputed WWE Universal Championship.

The Rock’s stare and signal, as well as his comments towards Rhodes and Reigns in the Live, could have been a reference to a potential triple threat match for the 41st edition of the event.

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1,2,3…. 41.

The Rock didn’t give any details during his narration to his Instagram followers.

“Here’s what the Final Boss is thinking right now,” The Rock said. “Is the Final Boss upset? Is the Final Boss happy? Is he somewhere in the middle? Well, the Final Boss says this. The Rock feels a lot of things about what he just came from ‘witness… You want to know how the Final Boss The Boss feels about all this? The Final Boss will tell you. But the Final Boss will tell you when the Final Boss is ready so you know.

But he and Rhodes have already hinted at something big coming in Wrestlemania 41.

Rhodes recently said on The Pat McAfee Show that the main event would be “bigger than expected”.

The Rock, meanwhile, told ESPN’s Mike Coppinger in June that WWE was “on the one-yard line to create the greatest WrestleMania of all time and the greatest match of all time at WrestleMania 41 at Las Vegas.”

His bad blood This appearance is sure to generate even more hype for the event, which is scheduled to begin Saturday, April 19 at Allegiant Stadium.

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