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Originally Posted by The Franchise I think Rock realizes this. Obviously his hollywood career is #1 but the fact that he went out on top definitely makes him "greater" in the long run. People will always assume that had Rock stayed longer he would have been just as good as he was because he went out on top. We didn't get to see him become like Hogan in the 90s or Flair in the 00s or Foley these days. In 2002 he was getting stale but he was still one of the best guys.

I agree, he quit when he was hot and that's why people still miss him long after he's gone... still a one off to put someone over from time to time would be nice, and it's not like it's gonna hurt his image if we don't see Rock vs. HHH every single week like back in the day..

Originally Posted by HBPunk been saying this for years, The Rock should come out on Raw, drop to his knees and join the 'Vince McMahon Kiss My Hairy Beanbag Club'