The Rock’s Health Sparks Serious Concern From WWE Legend
The Rock’s drastic weight loss shocked his fans and others when he appeared to promote his new film, The Smashing Machine.
Fans have always known The Final Boss to be big and muscular. So, when he appeared looking leaner than usual, it sparked concerns from the fans and the industry.
Ideally, it was credited to his role in The Smashing Machine, but if one were to watch the trailer, he does look quite big in the movie. However, The Final Boss did reveal that the drastic weight loss was for a new role in a different movie directed by Benny Safdie, who also directed The Smashing Machine.
Kevin Nash raised concerns about The Rock’s health amid serious weight loss
The Rock’s appearance at the Venice Film Festival is where everyone noticed that he had dropped almost 60 lbs. This slimmed-down version of The Final Boss had varying reactions from people. While some were excited about it, others raised eyebrows.
Kevin Nash is one of the people who questioned his health. On the Kliq This podcast, he addressed The Rock’s health issues and addressed why The Brahma Bull might be looking into changing his physique.
I’m worried about him [The Rock]. If you Google it, [it says] that he sat down with his cardiologist and he’s suffering from heart disease. My whole thing is this: they’re stating that he lost the weight to play Kerr in ‘The Smashing Machine.’ I watched the trailer. He didn’t lose the weight. He’s big.
You get to a f*cking age and you’re just like, ‘F*ck this.’ And especially if your cardiologist tells you, ‘Dude, you’re taking years off your life.’ If you have 800 million fu*kng dollars, the last thing you want to do is f*ck with your health. I think that Dwayne’s issue is his f*ckng genetics. I think his ancestry, they had heart issues.
Given that The Rock has always been into fitness and working out, he will make changes as needed to keep up with his schedule.
On the other hand, The Final Boss is yet to come back to WWE, and he could also be John Cena’s retirement match.