Why Rock Leave da Wrestling And Start Show Bizz?Any Body Know About him..tel me

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Yeah, I was also disappointed after I knew that he already left in WWE. He's my number 1 in my list of favorite wrestler. But, anyway Batista shows up and he's almost the same as the Rock. He got the same charisma and fighting attitude like the Rock was.

Hi! Well, this is just a theory, but I imagine one wouldn't want to wrestle forever. I once heard Hulk Hogan say that he never got in a ring without getting hurt. I think if wrestlers get a chance to break into another career because of wrestling, they should go for it. Wrestling is physically demanding and some of them have been seriously hurt, like Kurt Angle, so I think it's great if they can move on to something better. :-)

The only think that you need to know about The Rock is that he played football at the U!

it's all about fame and name which brings more money

well because pro wrestling sucks balls and he is making a lot of money in movies.

I think he is getting more money and he also dont have to fight for money in hollywood and have some fun out there in hollywood I think may be by this factor

Hee didn't want to die being a wrestler and he makes more money doing films so maybe that is the reason he left

He wanted more, he also wanted to be around more with his daughter. He's had many interviews since he's left & he's said that he just wanted to see what was out there for him. But my question to you is why not think of a question on your own? This is all information found on a website about The Rock.

i think it is better to be an actor than be a wrestler. they could be earning a lot but their body aches with all those stuffs they do to each other. in movies, you will have your doubles. haha and they pay higher too!

i dont like dem

in my opinion, show biz is more interesting because he will surrounding with girl. also he don't need to train hard just to win the battle just memorize the script and then become popular.

I thaught the rock was stopping with WWE WWF because he wanted to play a actor in movies. He was very funny allways with his comments about other people in WWE/WWF. He and Stone cold steve Austin were my favorites from hole WWF and WWE

Welll Tell ME one thing... If u r getting a chance to GEtting more money and Fame..Than i think u will definately go for it..Life is all about moving forward... And Grabbing The Correct opportunity at the correct time...and rock has grabbed at the right time... I think Evryone us do the same If one we were in his boots.. BUt i have no hatred against the rock.. he HAs a damn Good personality and ANd Way Of speaking is too Good... Whtever Happens Whether he reamins in WWE or in movies....people will still love him...

Earlier this year, the First Union Center in Philadelphia was taken over by the World Wrestling Federation. Superstar wrestler The Rock is known for giving wrestlers rock bottoms and insulting them on the microphone. Behind the scenes, though, Duane Johnson, the man behind the Rock, is caring and polite. After making an appearance with three people from the Make A Wish Foundation, it was my turn to be with the Rock. While interviewing him, I learned that he isn't just a famous wrestler but also a caring and special person. Rock, you had a great football career with the Miami Hurricanes. If you had to choose between playing football or wrestling for the World Wrestling Federation, what would you choose? I strongly believe that everything happens for a reason. To be honest with you, I wouldn't change a thing. It was a great learning experience, as was my time at the University of Miami. The professional career I had in the CFL (Canadian Football League) was also a great learning experience. Those were chapters and steps in my life that had to be taken. I wouldn't change a thing. You debuted in the World Wrestling Federation at Survivor Series 1996. What were you feeling that night? That night I was in Madison Square Garden, the mecca of all arenas. With all the history of the Garden, not only the World Wrestling Federation but also all the entertainment and sports events held there, it was an experience I'll always remember. My father wrestled there, my grandfather wrestled there. I wasn't nervous, but I was really excited. I was full of adrenaline. It was a great night, one I will never forget. How do you prepare for a match, both mentally and physically? Mentally, I try to think about the crowd. In every city, there is a totally different crowd. The crowds here in Philadelphia are certainly different from those in Dallas, Los Angeles, or Chicago. I put a lot of trust in my colleagues, as they put a lot of trust in me to protect me and for me to protect them in the best way possible. In terms of physically, I try to maintain a well-balanced day. I will workout and get a lot of my business done. Also, eating right is important. Physically, I'm fortunate that what we do is theatrical and we know what's going to happen. It's not like a prizefight. It's more than just a boxing fight. We have the ability to go out there and hold 30,000 people in the palm of our hands. We take them on an emotional roller coaster. At the end of the night the people are thoroughly entertained. In your entire wrestling career, what do you consider your greatest match? I can't just pick one match as my greatest. I can say that I have thoroughly enjoyed working with several wrestlers. HHH, Kurt Angle, and Chris Benoit are all superstars who I enjoy working with. "Stone Cold" Steve Austin is someone I enjoy working with immensely. I have had a lot of really good matches with Mick Foley. It's not just one particular match; it's many opponents who bring out a different side of the Rock, as I do for them. Everyone brings a different quality to the ring, and I capitalize on that. You have done many TV appearances, including the MTV Video Music Awards, hosting "Total Request Live," and "Saturday Night Live." What do you consider your greatest accomplishment outside the squared circle? Again, it's really hard to pick my one greatest accomplishment. Financially, the movie deals I signed are an accomplishment. Personally, whether it's hosting "TRL," doing the MTV Music Awards, or appearings on shows like "That Seventies Show," "Star Trek," or "DAG," all those are what help me get my movie deals. Hosting "Saturday Night Live" opened the eyes of studio executives and a lot of people in Hollywood. I think professionally it would have to be the movie deals, because that is a career that I would like to take on. I think getting the Man of The Year Award for the Make A Wish Foundation is my greatest accomplishment outside the square circle. That was an honor and really cool What exactly is a jabroni? Jabroni can be used in different contexts. It can be slang for a friend by saying, " That's my boy, that's my jabroni over there." You can also say, "That guy's a jabroni," meaning that he's a nobody, a peon. It is a derogatory term. I think it has Latin origins. But you can call anyone a jabroni, it's one of those slang words you can never get in trouble for. How did you come up with your trademark line, "It doesn't matter what your name is"? I collaborate with our writers who work extremely hard. They do a great job writing really good material. Sometimes things just happen like, "It doesn't matter" or "Shut your mouth, jabroni." Where do you see yourself in ten years? In ten years, I hope to still be blessed with the opportunity to keep pleasing fans, the World Wrestling Federation, and the big screen. In ten years, hopefully I will still be blessed with my family and close circle of friends.

well it better to leave a career and not let the career leave you he went out with a bang incases he wants to go back in. He not all the bad of actor , in one movie he was more funnier that majority of the cast.

welll ya he shouldn't be doing like this but than if we think positivly we get another reply that is , its his personal matter and we guys never get rights to interfare in this matter :) hmmm than too its not correct for the Die Heart fans of The Rock i still remember The Rock is cookin :)

Because i wrestling he also been beaten by others but in show bizz he only beat others

Dwayne Johnson "The Rock" is still part of the WWE. I think his profile is still up on the WWE Rosters. I have read some article about him coming back to wrestle again its in lordsofpain website and he said in that article that he still wants to return to the ring but he has tight schedules in his acting career. His still Vince product. I miss watching him wrestle and goof of behind the camera. If yoooooo smellllllalalalallaalaw What the Rock is Cookin! Yeah! :)

I am sure that he feels acting is a more meaningfull vocation, and I'm sure it pays more!