Dwayne Johnson always has a tight schedule. Apart from his multiple Hollywood projects, other various ventures also take up his time. The actor was slated to appear at WrestleMania 39 this year, but it looks more and more unlikely that he will play a part at the event. However, that does not mean that he would not be appearing in front of thousands of fans in the near future.
The Rock’s successful Hollywood star, Johnson, is complemented by his shrewd investments. He heads his own production house, Seven Bucks, and on top of that, ‘The People’s Champ’ is also a co-owner of the XFL football league that is scheduled to start on 17th February. As such, he can be expected to make public appearances in the initial stages of the revamped league. In fact, he is a certainty for the inaugural contest.
Dwayne Johnson to show at the Alamodome
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The San Antonio Brahmas are scheduled to take on St. Louis Battlehawks on Sunday, at the Alamodome. And despite a very cramped schedule, Johnson might be in attendance during the opener for The Brahmas. Not only that, but he could also address the watching spectators at half-time, as per mysanantonio.com.
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The Brahma Bull will face a race against time to be present during the initial stages of the league. He co-owns the rights of the league along with longtime associate Dani Garcia and Redbird Capital backed by Gerry Cardinale.
XFL gets a new life
The XFL was first started way back in 2001 by former WWE chairman Vince McMahon in a joint venture with ABC. But due to a plethora of issues, the league was canceled.
Another attempt to restart the league in 2020 was marred by the sudden onset of Covid-19. The football league was canceled indefinitely. It will see the light of day on Saturday under new leadership, which includes DJ. What impact it has this time around remains to be seen.
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The fact that the returning championship is timed during the NFL off-season might definitely help boost its viewership.
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Dwayne Johnson is leaving no stone unturned in making the XFL launch a monumental occasion. He is not only the co-owner of the league, but also could be influential in attracting large crowds. It will be interesting to see if The Great One does appear in San Antonio on Sunday.
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