The Manningcast is about to air its most electrifying episode ever. The latest guest is sure to please wrestling fans. On Twitter, it was confirmed that Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson will join Eli and Peyton Manning for MNF.
The trio will watch the wild-card game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Arizona Cardinals. This will be the most entertaining install of the Manningcast to date. It does not get any better than getting insights from The Rock himself.
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The fun we’ll have.
Join us 🥃@NFL_MNF #1Rock#2Mannings#3FannyPacks @ESPN 845PM EST https://t.co/PpmznGbFph— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) January 17, 2022
Manningcast is about to go head to head with RAW
Just as The Rock confirmed that he will appear on the Manningcast, fans were quick to notice something. They pointed out that the Manningcast will be on at the same time as WWE’s Monday Night RAW. This week’s RAW has a fierce opponent. Who will win this rating war? I think we all know the answer to that. It’s not every day that we get to see Dwayne Johnson alongside the Manning brothers.
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The Rock has not been in a WWE ring in a hot minute. So every chance that the wrestling fans get to watch him, they jump all over it. Above all that, it is the NFL playoffs. The wild-card round has some of the most “Electrifying” games of the season. And who would want to miss the chance of watching a game with the Rock and the Manning brothers? RAW hasn’t even confirmed any big matches or segments yet. So most sports fans will have an easier time deciding how they want to spend their Monday night.
The Rock in association with football
Dwayne Johnson is a former football player himself. Throughout college, Rocky became a football star. Now, being a successful wrestler and one of the highest-paid Hollywood stars, Johnson is an owner of the XLF.
The XFL was previously owned by the chairman of the WWE, Vince McMahon. After a disastrous 2020, the league has taken a backseat. But The Rock has recently announced that the XFL will be opening training camps in early 2023. The Rock says “The XFL players will be the hardest, and hungriest players in the room.” With an owner like Dwyane The Rock Johnson, we cannot deny that statement. He will scout the best of the best. Are you excited about the XFL?
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