10 Reasons WrestleMania 32 Was A Huge Disappointment

You won’t find a bigger Rock fan on planet Earth than me. Anytime “The Great One” shows up and starts running through his 20-year old catchphrases and cracking juvenile jokes I sit there with a huge smile on my face and chuckle along with the rest of the fans. Dwayne Johnson has an energy like none we’ve seen before him and likely never will see again.

All that being said, it’s past time for Rocky to stop making the current roster look like a bunch of geeks just to get a few pops from the crowd. The segment involving The Wyatt Family, who had been conspicuously absent from the show prior to that moment, did even more damage to a character that has been nearly irreparably harmed by how poorly he’s been mishandled.

After going out of his way to talk about how Bray has it all – ability, charisma, etc. – something the fans responded to quite positively, Rock then proceeded to clown on him for his appearance and basically treat him like The Brooklyn Brawler.

Johnson was right when he said that Wyatt has all those qualities in abundance and should absolutely be one of the biggest stars in the company, yet he keeps losing feuds and being made to look like a non-threat.

It’s frustrating for those of us who see so much potential in the third-generation star, yet WWE continues to do it, this time for nothing more than a few cheap laughs from a guy who won’t be around a week from now.

I just realised I’m starting to sound like CM Punk…