Dwayne Johnson Reacts to Seattle Sounders’ Tim Melia Hitting the Rock Bottom During MLS Games

The fans are used to seeing the WWE legend, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson perform his signature move, ‘Rock Bottom’ on his opponents for a one, two, three count.

However, the fans recently saw a soccer goalkeeper, Tim Melia, hit a ‘Rock Bottom’ on his opponent in front of the live audience in a live match between Seattle Sounders clash with Sporting KC.

The former WWE Champion took to Twitter and uploaded a clip from the match when Sporting KC’s goalkeeper, Tim Melia hit a “devastating Rock Bottom” Seattle Sounders’ star Cristian Roldan.

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The Black Adam actor took to Twitter with an interesting caption alongside the video where we saw the Rock Bottom taking place in a soccer game.

“this is called delivering a devastating, “Rock Bottom” + I assume player in green got up and fought his ass off, unless he got his bell rung. + I also assume there was a card delivered in the red color palette” The Rock wrote.

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Interestingly, the referee never gave a red card to Tim for such a violent action towards a fellow soccer player. However, there was chaos on the field once Roldan came back to his feet.

Will The Rock come back to WWE?

‘The Great One’ was with the company for just eight years before departing for a full-time career in Hollywood. However, within those eight years, The Rock became a cultural phenomenon and an epitome of success.

He made his debut for WWE in 1996 at the Survivor Series PPV, and now with the Survivor Series PPV right around the corner, the WWE Universe is wondering will he come back.

With his busy schedule in Hollywood, it looks almost next to impossible, but he could always squeeze some time out for the sport he loves so dearly.

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