Dwayne Johnson has had many blockbuster hits, but there have also been projects featuring him that the audience did not receive well. Black Adam was one such widely criticized film. However, a Japanese wrestler recently claimed to be a fan of the WWE legend, referencing Johnson’s recent blockbuster disaster.

The wrestler in question is Satoshi Kojima, who has crossed paths with former AEW talent CM Punk as part of a cross-promotional match between AEW and NJPW. As a wrestling or Johnson fan, you may enjoy the hilarious reference by Kojima.

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Even though Johnson and Kojima haven’t crossed paths, it appears that Kojima is such a big fan of “The Rock” that he even likes the film that was not well received among other Hollywood fans.

Recently, Kojima took to Twitter to showcase his fanboy moment for the Hollywood superstar. The Japanese talent was on a flight back home when he decided to play Johnson’s Black Adam on his screen to pass his time. After he was done, he decided to update Twitter about the same.

He mentioned how he was ‘moved’ by the movie. So, he decided to change his name to pay a fun tribute to the Hollywood film. Fans should note that even in his Twitter bio, Kojima calls himself a ‘bread’ lover. So, he didn’t have to think twice before changing his name to ‘Bread Adam’ for a fun tweet.

Although the Japanese wrestler confessed that he found the movie was cool not all fans thought of it that way. Even when Johnson was defending the movie after its loss, fans bombarded him.

Fans did not react nicely to Dwayne Johnson’s failed Hollywood project

After the DCEU film’s inevitable loss, fans were already fed up with the state of the DC universe in the cinematic media. When “The Brahma Bull” wanted to bring positive news to the table, everyone lashed out at him for trying to do so.

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DJ said that the movie will, in fact, profit eventually, even if it is comparatively less than what was expected. He also drew a parallel between his movie’s blockbuster income and that of an MCU movie. This caused further backlash.

But it seems that not all were disappointed by the film and fans like Kojima are also there to appreciate Black Adam. What do you think about Kojima’s fangirling?

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