The Rock breaks WWE protocol in savage outburst at RAW as he addresses future after epic WrestleMania 40 scenes
DWAYNE ‘THE ROCK’ JOHNSON has stepped away from WWE action after an epic WrestleMania 40 showdown.
But The Rock put together one last X-rated tirade on Monday Night RAW that producers failed to bleep on time.
Johnson was part of both WrestleMania nights this past weekend as he and his cousin Roman Reigns defeated Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins in a Tag Team Match on Saturday.
The Hollywood megastar also tried to help Reigns retain the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship against Rhodes during a Bloodline Rules Match on Sunday.
However, the 51-year-old’s plans went up in flames after interference from Rollins as well as shock returns from John Cena and The Undertaker who helped the challenger win his first ever world title.
The American-grappler-turned-actor confronted Rhodes the following night on RAW to congratulate him in front of a capacity Philadelphia crowd.
The audience gave The People’s Champion a hard time as they booed him every time he tried to say something.
The Rock then fired one last expletive laden shot to the WWE Universe as he said: “Before we begin, The Rock came out here to deliver flowers to Cody Rhodes.
“And also say, that Philadelphia broke another record for the largest gathering of trailer park trash.
“So chant that now, chant the ‘shut the f**k up’ now you pieces of trash.”
The Rock has dropped a series of F-bombs in WWE TV since linking up with the wrestling giants’ new owners TKO as a member of the board of directors in January.
The 10-time world champion went viral when he bludgeoned Rhodes on the road to WrestleMania and on the Show of Show’s first night as he lashed out at the referee while taking immense liberty with words.
WWE have moved past the PG Era but cursing is still largely prohibited.
Fans, though, won’t get to see any of that again for some time as The Rock announced he will “go away for a little while”.
However, the ex-WWE Champion confirmed he will come back on day to go after Rhodes, whom he congratulated for his WrestleMania triumph.
There is no return date set for The Brahma Bull yet, but the likeliest pay-per-view shows he could compete at are SummerSlam, the Royal Rumble and WrestleMania 41.