The Rock has not been the best part of WWE for fans recently, owing to his comments and actions. NWA Hall of Famer Bill Apter also commented on the topic, claiming that The Final Boss was "guilty."
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The Rock has been noticeably absent from TV despite playing an instrumental part in turning John Cena heel. He was also expected to appear at WrestleMania this year, but didn't. Furthermore, his comments about the pro-wrestling business being scripted did not sit well with many, including Bill Apter.
Speaking about the comments, Bill Apter stated on UnSKripted that The Rock was guilty of killing kayfabe. He said that the wrestling business, as open as it is in this day and age, could still have done without being exposed this way by one of the industry's veterans.
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"The Rock was so guilty. The Rock was so guilty in that thing he said to Dave LaGreca. 'Dave, relax, calm down, it's all scripted, it's all this...' Ah, man," Apter said. [16:12 onwards]
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As of now, it remains to be seen if the WWE veteran will say any more on this issue in the coming days.
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