WWE Talent Reaction to Rock's WrestleMania 41 Absent Comments

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Reactions have been revealed to Rock’s recent comments about WrestleMania 41’s absence in the WWE locker room.

Following the end of the main event of WrestleMania 41 Night Two, we saw John Cena score Cody Rhodes’ 17th World Championship.

This was what became even worse when Travis Scott appeared without the lock at WrestleMania and played a key role in the Cina vs. Rhodes finish.

In the backlash, Locke appeared on the Pat McCuffy Show, stating his belief that he did not feel that his presence was necessary after his role in the turn in Cena’s elimination chamber, saying he wanted instead to focus solely on Cena and Rhodes’ stories.

After receiving criticism from Dave Lagreca of Busted Open Radio – expressing his dissatisfaction with the absence of Rhodes and Cena Angle’s ultimate boss – Rock responded below on Instagram.

Hello Dave, business is a complete job. It’s always there, it’s always. Every aspect of it. All matches. All interviews. Join Cody, Cena, Brian and others for our creative discussion so that you can broaden your perspective. Until then, stop ranting, it’s not my friend’s health. Enjoy the show. PS, tell Baba that I have Grand Manier and Hash puppies for all of us.

Fightful Select sheds light on the reactions among talent within WWE, directing Rock’s comments on the Pat McAfee Show and social media Dave Lagreca.

According to the report, many talents noted the lack of promotion for WrestleMania’s rock prior to the show via social media channels, but soon appeared on the podcast after the event ended after he discussed his troubles with the show.

Locke’s claim that he was called in front of the removal room by TKO Chair Ali Emmanuel was backed up by WWE sources, which were considered “a big boost internally.” Before that, WWE Creative was told to assume that Lock was not working.

Despite his main role in the creative side of the removal room closing angle, he was once again told not to “heavy factor” the rocks in the promotion after the event.

The longtime WWE talent told Figful that the roster was happy to see Rock on the show, but noted that the report of “cards in Dwayne’s Mercy” was too involved to spark hesitation from Rock.

Another source insisted that Locke did not want him to be seen as interfering with the plan.

Regarding rumors of behind-the-scenes issues between Rock and Triple H, it was noted that many talents are not yet known in the locker room if there is a problem between the two.

Overall, within WWE talent, emotions were more confused than frustration. Rock’s comments theorized the talent of being “overrection” on his part, given his response to his involvement in the creative side of Wrestlemania 40, despite the circumstances being different.

Many talent reflected WrestleMania’s lack of publicity and mentions and the sense that it was noticeable.

“We all felt it was a bit strange that he didn’t promote the show at all.”

Confusion continued Rock’s comment to Dave Lagreka about how everything is “work.”

“What does that mean? Does he work every time he stops by and talks with us behind the scenes? Did that McAfee interview the work despite designating him as not a personality?”

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