During the latest edition of the “Load Management” podcast, Roman Reigns commented on the lessons he’s learned from The Rock, and more. You can check out some highlights from the interview below:
On the biggest lessons he’s learned from The Rock: “Just be kind to others. No matter where you find yourself, try to give back as much as possible and help those when you can. Obviously, when you’re in that type of situation, there’s gonna be a lot of people and a lot of hands out there that wanna be filled. But when you can, be as genuine as possible, and help out as many people as you can. That word “genuine” really rings true with him, especially seeing him at work. He’s the No. 1 guy and the biggest draw in all of Hollywood and entertainment. They shoot him first and he’s still hanging out when they flip the whole scene so the other actor can read to him and have that line of sight. He’s obviously busy – I know on Hobbs and Shaw he was still working heavily on his tequila and trying to get that figured out and probably had like three more projects in line……but he’s still very hands-on with the creative process. When you’re at that level and you’re the busiest dude in the world and you still have time to say hi to the lighting guy or the crew guy over here….it’s really cool. He’s very smart about how to structure his day, and he still works extremely hard. He treats everybody as if he was on the comedown.”
On being the right opponent for The Rock if he returns to WWE: “If there’s anyone to do it, and anyone he’d feel comfortable with in the ring and have the proper buildup that can rise to that occasion, there’s no doubt in my mind that I’m the guy. We’re gonna have to crack a lot of eggs on the way……but that’s just good TV. Going forward and building a really dominant bad guy within myself and here comes the astronomical superstar – there’s never been a guy on his level. You have really build up that build to get to that point.”
(h/t – 411 Wrestling)
