Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson Takes To Social Media To Praise Bayley, Charlotte, Samoa Joe, And More

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson Takes To Social Media To Praise Bayley, Charlotte, Samoa Joe, And More

A couple of weeks back, The Rock spent some time backstage at WWE RAW. Now, the A-Lister has taken to social media to share some photos of the Superstars he met and to share his thoughts on each of them!

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By JoshWilding - Mar 06, 2017 04:03 PM EST
Filed Under: WWE
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson may not have had the longest WWE career, but he's definitely emerged as one of the most successful wrestlers of all-time. Effortlessly making the leap from the squared circle to Hollywood, he's now one of the world's highest grossing actors, though Johnson remains a beloved icon among wrestling fans thanks to his time as The Rock.

It's no wonder then that current WWE RAW Superstars recently jumped at the chance to spend some time with him. While Johnson's appearance after the show went off the air has been surrounded with controversy, The Rock clearly had a blast making time to hang out not just with Kevin Owens, but the familiar faces you see below as well. 

In each post, Johnson shares his thoughts on the respective talents and what they bring to the table, with Samoa Joe singled out as someone he believes is a future WWE Champion. That pretty much goes without saying, but The Destroyer getting The Rock's seal of approval is still a pretty big deal. Check out each of the posts here and let us know your thoughts in the usual place.

 

Great shot captured on the low by our @sevenbucksprod producer @hhgarcia41. An hour before she performs LIVE on RAW, my cousin @niajaxwwe stopped by my dressing room so she can rehearse her match and promo to me before she goes out there. Always fun to "take the creative scalpel" and fine tune everything moments before the show. She's doing an outstanding job considering she's still just getting started in the WWE. We don't talk about greatness right now. We just concentrate on putting in the hard work to get better every day, never getting dragged down in backstage politics and most important - making progress. Progress is all we want. Greatness will come. It's scary (and a marketers dream) to think how physically and mentally dominant she can become in the WWE's Women's Division. Rare qualities. No rush. We got time. #Progress #Family #NiaJax #Showtime #RAW

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Been following this man's wrestling career for years now. I'm very happy to see him (finally) in the WWE making a global name for himself. Many wrestling and fight historians will attest to this, that at one time in 1970's, pro wrestlers were some of the biggest and toughest men on the planet. Well before UFC and MMA made its worldwide footprint, there was a hard core wrestling style derived from "Catch wrestling" which then spawned lots of shoot styles in wrestling training. Samoa Joe reminds me of that rare legit tough MF throwback style of wrestler. Happy for him and his family. It's his time. He's earned it and one day we'll be referring to him as WWE World Champ. Keep kickin' ass Uso. #SamoaJoe #FutureChamp #Backstage #RAW

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Backstage at WWE events turn into cool special moments with superstars sharing very kind/inspiring words about how my career has inspired theirs. Grateful for their words. Great to meet (finally) The Champ herself, @itsmebayley. WWE life is a HARD life, and for the women superstars, it can be even harder. Mad respect and luv I have for them in this male dominated world. You're doing great Bayley! No substitute for hard work, so keep working hard and above all else have fun. And by fun, I mean when it's time to "do the honors" and drop the title, do like I did and look at Triple H, laugh and say "F*ck that noise, I ain't doing that bullshit tonight" and then walk away. Then come back with a big smile, give him a hug and say "Cool what's the finish?" #HaveFun 🤙🏾

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