4 WWE Superstars Who Should Retire The Rock

One Last Match For The Great One
One Last Match For The Great One

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is one of the biggest names in WWE history. Since leaving WWE in 2004 he has become a huge movie star and is one of the most famous people in the entire world.

He left for Hollywood early and it may surprise people that he is only 46 years of age. While that is old for a wrestler he can probably still go in the ring, due to the shape he is in all the time. If Johnson could get time off to have one more big match to finally end his career, these 4 superstars would be the best choices to go one on one with the great one for his last match.

#4 Adam Cole

He Would Win, And That's Undisputed
He Would Win, And That's Undisputed

Now, this may seem shocking to start with, but it could be a great choice.

As I have mentioned on previous lists, having an old superstar nearing retirement putting over a young former NXT star is a great way to build new, main event talent. There are not many better heels in the business today than Adam Cole.

The cockiness and promo ability he possesses can remind people of the Great One himself in his younger years. Bringing Cole up from NXT, building him up in semi-big feuds for a while, and then finally having him face The Rock at mania would make for a great story and build. Having undisputed era attack Rock and be banned from ringside could add a layer or two to the match itself. This would be an interesting choice, but a solid one.

#3 Triple H

Could He Face The Game?
Could He Face The Game?

The Rock and Triple H had a confrontation at Wrestlemania 31 which was supposed to lead to a blow off at mania 32 a year later. This never came to life, however, to have his final match with a career rival like Hunter could be an enjoyable send off for Rocky.

A match of this magnitude could main event any show and although both men are aging, they could still have a fun, basic match which the crowd would enjoy. Whether Hunter is a face or a heel, this would be a good end to The Rock's career.

#2 John Cena

Third Times A Charm
Third Times A Charm

Thrice in a lifetime.

John Cena vs The Rock at Wrestlemania 28 was awesome. A better match than predicted and an epic moment at the end when The Rock pinned John Cena with a rock bottom in his hometown of Miami, Florida.

The rematch wasn't the greatest. The Rock was injured during the match which made it even harder to deliver and Cena winning felt like the predictable, slightly boring finish to a fairly boring match.

A third encounter may not sound the greatest on paper, but billing it as Rock's last match against one of his biggest opponents ever. This match, unlike the other two, could be based on the respect the pair hold for each other. It could even maybe become a double retirement match as The Rock is only 5 years older than Cena. A second repeat of the highest bought mania in history could do big numbers and be a great single or double retirement so they can fly off into the Hollywood sunset.

#1 Roman Reigns

Roman could face The Rock in a face vs face match and have a respectful retirement much.
Roman could face The Rock in a face vs face match and have a respectful retirement much.

They are family.

Before Roman Reigns' leukemia, it seemed the best idea for a Rock retirement would be Roman Reigns turning heel against his cousin and defeating him at Wrestlemania to crown himself the official face of WWE.

Since his announcement and his return as a babyface, this seems increasingly unlikely. However, that isn't the only way Roman could face his cousin. Since Roman is probably going to be a babyface for the foreseeable future, Roman could face The Rock in a face vs face match and have a respectful retirement much.

There could be a handshake and a hug after the match, The Rock could take in the cheers from the crowd and the pyro goes off as the Great One finally ends his illustrious career. This could be the best idea for The Rock's retirement.

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