Now, given the fact that he’s already an accomplished actor, a lot of people are wondering if he’d actually reconsider going back to the business which helped make him the star that he is today.In an interview with BNN Bloomberg, the multi-time WWE champion discussed the possibility of him becoming a top executive along with the wrestling giant’s co-CEO Nick Khan. While he admits that he doesn’t see himself in an executive role, he did tease that Johnson explains: “Nick and I have talked about that, and we always enjoy that over a bottle of Teremana. I love the wrestling business. I grew up in it. My grandfather [and] my dad started here in Canada, where [his father] was born. So, I’m not quite too sure if a board seat is in my future, but possibly other things are in my future, for sure.” Also Read: DC Fans Aren’t Pleased with Dwayne Johnson’s Future Plans for the FranchiseWrestling will always be The Rock’s first love and we all know for a fact that his return to WWE is just a matter of when and where. Now, while he’s definitely fit to run a wrestling company, he’s still one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, and even the “most electrifying man” in entertainment can’t serve two masters all at once. Let’s just hope there’s still one People’s Elbow left in him.Meanwhile, DC’s Black Adam hits cinemas this Friday, October 21st.
