The Rock has confirmed its return to WWE in RAW's debut in Netflix. WWE analyst Sam Roberts suggested that the return of the final boss could have ruined the result of tribal combat between Roman Reigns and Sol Sikoa.
The OTC will face the leader of the new Bloodline this Monday at the premiere of the red brand in Netflix. The winner will be declared the only tribal chief. The Rock confirmed his appearance in the historic event before the anticipated confrontation, declaring himself as the great boss. The 52 -year -old legend was last seen in Bad Blood 2024, where he made a cryptic and threatening gesture towards Reigns, Jimmy use and Cody Rhodes.
Speaking in your podcast Notsam WrestlingSam Roberts suggested that Rock's return tomorrow night would probably impact tribal fight. He said he would probably mean that Reigns would defeat Sikoa:
“This has to fit as a glove in tribal combat. I mean, for me, now you are in a stage where Roman Reigns can definitely win the tribal fight. Roman Reigns can overcome only Sikoa. What you have done here, what is the final boss? The final villain Final is the one where you say: 'I thought I had finished the game, but I simply can't win because this guy is too difficult.' It is impossible. (5:43 – 6:28)
The Rock could face Roman Reigns on WWE RAW
In an anterior episode of his podcast Notsam WrestlingSam Roberts said The Rock could interfere with tribal fight to cost Roman Reigns. Meanwhile, he suggested another scenario.
The 41 -year -old WWE analyst said the OTC could defeat the self -proclaimed tribal chief before facing the final boss:
“This is where I would do it. Roman Reigns wins only Sikoa and recovers the Fala Ul as the tribal chief, but then rock appears. And rock stares at him, climb to the ring, not in the hall, go up to the ring, he faces it directly, and maybe the show ends the show. Although, do you want rock against Roman Reigns to be for the ul Rock failure? ” said.
It will be interesting to see if the two great WWE superstars really face RAW's premiere in Netflix.
