Mark Henry has proposed an intriguing direction for The Rock’s potential return to WWE programming in 2025. Speaking on Busted Open Radio, the Hall of Famer outlined his vision for The Final Boss to assume a more prominent leadership role within The Bloodline.
Henry shared his perspective on how The Rock could establish himself as the ultimate authority figure:
Guys, I really do think that this is the year that The Rock tries to insert himself as not only The Tribal Chief but the High Chief. I think that it would be great that Solo, Roman, all of The Usos, and all of the Fatus, all of the Tongans together would join and do something like a takeover. It would have to be as heels. It would make the rest of the wrestling world babyfaces.
The Hall of Famer elaborated on the potential dynamic within the expanded faction:
At the end, you have to have guys do what they’re told to do, or do what they’re kind of led and pushed toward doing. Nonetheless, it would be interesting in pro wrestling to have that dynamic like that where you have a Vince McMahon boss-type character … and it’s been a long time since we’ve had that in pro wrestling.
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The Rock’s Anticipated Schedule for WrestleMania Season
While speculation continues about The Rock’s future role, recent reports have shed light on his expected availability. According to WrestleVotes, The Final Boss’s schedule leading to WrestleMania 41 is expected to mirror his previous pattern of appearances.
Sources indicate The People’s Champion will likely return for RAW’s Netflix premiere on January 6, maintaining a presence through WrestleMania season before departing after the event. The current storyline intersects with both Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns, following their pivotal WrestleMania XL Night Two encounter where Rhodes captured the Undisputed WWE Championship from Reigns.
