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Dwayne "The Rock" returned to WWE as a villain, driving record WrestleMania ticket sales and a ratings surge. Triple H orchestrated the comeback as part of a long-term strategy that included a Netflix deal to revive the company's fortunes.
Dwayne "The Rock" returned to WWE as a villain, driving record WrestleMania ticket sales and a ratings surge. Triple H orchestrated the comeback as part of a long-term strategy that included a Netflix deal to revive the company's fortunes.
Did you know that The Rock resurrected the WWE? The Rock calls up Triple H, who was another wrestler, but now he's like president of the WWE. And he's like, yo, like, I have an idea. I want to become the biggest heel in WWE. Do you know what a heel is? No. Heel's a bad guy. And so he's like, look, if I can become the biggest bad guy, like, we're going to drive a lot of sales, right? The ratings are through the roof. WrestleMania completely sold out. Now they're transitioning over to doing this Netflix deal, right? And so the WWE is well positioned to win for the long term. Everyone's saying like that WrestleMania was like best one ever for such a long time. That's how good he is.
