WATCH: Dwayne ?The Rock? Johnson Presents Team USA at the Beijing Winter Olympics 2022 With a Special ?I Dare You? Message

“I dare you.” That is the name of the film introducing team USA for the Winter Olympics 2022 currently going on in Beijing and who could be a better choice to do the honors of presenting team USA than ‘the Rock’ himself? If you haven’t already seen the video, watch it here:

There can’t be any spectators during the games because of covid protocols, hence, the film is the perfect message for players taking part in the Winter Olympics that the entire country is cheering for them. It’s a beautiful film depicting how young athletes put aside their doubts and dare to do what hasn’t been done before.

However, it’s not the first time Dwayne Johnson is introducing team USA. He has done it before at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics as well.

Dwayne Johnson is honored

About the video, the actor says, “Our athletes representing Team USA at this year’s Winter Olympics are some of the most talented and determined men and women in the world.”

Dwayne believes, to be standing at an Olympics level requires immeasurable dedication and hard work and these athletes have given their everything to the sport they are representing.

He further adds, “It’s my honor to once again be asked to participate in the presentation of the Opening Ceremony. And on behalf of our country, I will proudly introduce our U.S. Olympians to the world as they take that first step of defining their legacy.”?

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Winter Olympics 2022

The games have already begun after the opening ceremony on 4th February and will go on till 20th February. There are 223 athletes taking part in the Winter Olympics for Team USA and surely they’ll put up a wonderful show for the fans back at home.

As we watch these players competing for their country, we can’t help but be proud of the hard work they’ve put in. We send our best wishes to every player taking part in the Winter Olympics 2022.