Reporter’s fake story about Triple H facing the Rock at WrestleMania 40 gets exposed

The WWE Universe buzzed with excitement when Dave Meltzer’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter reported that The Rock would face WWE’s CCO, Triple H, at WrestleMania 40. However, it was later discovered that the report had an error.

Various news outlets have analyzed WWE’s ongoing WrestleMania 40 storyline involving The Rock, offering insights into the storyline’s development. Additionally, it was revealed that the report by Wrestling Observer Newsletter was false, with no validation of the rumored match.

Report involving The Rock’s WrestleMania 40 involvement debunked

There has been a lot of discussion among wrestling fans on the internet regarding a possible match between Triple H and The Rock at WrestleMania 40. However, it is essential to address that it is merely a rumor. Some fans allege that Triple H and The Rock recorded a promo hinting at a match against each other, but there is no solid proof to back up this assertion.

The rumors about a possible match between Triple H and The Rock may have originated from their past faceoff almost a decade ago. At that time, they teased a fight, but it never came to fruition.

Paul Levesque, who goes by the stage name Triple H, has faced some serious heart issues before. It’s improbable that he would participate in a high-profile wrestling match, particularly after fighting such health battles. The rumor of Triple H returning to the ring for another high-profile match against The Rock at WrestleMania 40 is certainly baseless.

Fans should approach rumors surrounding Triple H’s potential return with skepticism, as Insider Dave Meltzer’s report came to be false. They should wait for concrete evidence from reliable sources within the WWE before lending credence to unfounded speculation.

The Rock to cost Roman Reigns the title?

On February 16th, The Rock made his first heel promo on WWE television in about 20 years on SmackDown. Some people believe that this was a great return to form for The Great One. However, others think that Dwayne Johnson’s insults towards the people of Utah and the Cody fans indicate that his Attitude & Ruthless Aggression Era style are no longer effective.

Regardless of our individual opinions, it’s safe to say that there were not many significant developments in the main event story of WrestleMania 40 during Rock & Roman Reigns’ nearly 20 minutes of TV time. While fans were promised that everything would change, what they truly learned was that The People’s Champ had betrayed his fans and joined The Bloodline.

Some wrestling fans believe they noticed more than was overtly presented. They think two seemingly small gestures from The Rock could foreshadow significant plot twists. During a segment where The Rock was mocking Cody Rhodes’ story, he made the first gesture.

After explaining how the story would not work in the real world, The Rock vowed to ensure that Cody left WrestleMania as a loser. Although this statement ignored the fact that Rhodes winning the Royal Rumble to secure a WrestleMania rematch with Reigns is equivalent to the San Francisco 49ers winning the NFC next season to get back to the Super Bowl, bad-guy arguments do not always make sense. In his promo, it seems like The Rock is addressing the American Nightmare.

The Rock said, “The Rock is going to do everything in his power to make sure that you walk out of WrestleMania what you are, which is a loser.” However, the camera angle makes it seem like he’s pointing at his cousin, Roman Reigns, who is the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion. At the end of the promo, when Reigns and the rest of The Bloodline throw up the ones, Rock has his thumb out.

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