Numerous WWE Superstars have transitioned to Hollywood. However, the Fast and Furious franchise has witnessed the most number of Superstars such as Roman Reigns, Ronda Rousey, John Cena, The Rock, and others.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson
The Great One appeared in Fast Five for the first time as Luke Hobbs. He played the role of a member of the Diplomatic Security Service. Since then, he has played crucial roles in all the movies.
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Each of the segments he was in has been intense, thrilling, and most of them packed with action. He started off as enemies with the main character, Dominik Toretto (Vin Diesel), but ended the movie as his ally.
Ronda Rousey
The Baddest Woman on the Planet made her debut in Fast and Furious 7. She was a part of the action filled segment where she fought one of the main characters (Letty).
She pulled off several of her signature moves during the fight sequence, including Roman Reigns’ Superman Punch. Even though she played a brief role, it was the perfect way to showcase her immense talents as a fighter.
Roman Reigns
Coming to Fast and Furious 9, we saw the massive debut of The Tribal Chief. He made an appearance as a part of the Hobbs family as Mateo. The movie brought Roman Reigns and The Rock’s relationship to life, when it presented them as brothers.
While Reigns and The Rock aren’t blood related, they’ve often referred to one another as cousins.
The Great One and The Tribal Chief work together in an action filled sequence where Reigns pulls off a Samoan Drop as well.
The Usos never appeared in the movies but the term “Uso” was used several times.
The Big Show (Paul Wight)
While Paul Wight did not appear in any of the movies, he voiced a character in the animated version – Fast and Furious, Spy Racers.
John Cena
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The Invisible Man himself made his debut at Fast 9 where he played the role of Jacob Toretto. The movie is due for release soon, and the fans can’t wait any longer!
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