The Rock has not competed in the WWE since WrestleMania 32 where he has a six-second match against Erick Rowan of The Wyatt Family. Since that’s not counted as an actual match, his final full-fledged involvement inside the ring took place all the way back in 2013 at Wrestlemania 29. On that night, he lost the WWE Championship to John Cena in a mega fight and henceforth withdrew his name from in-ring action.
Since then, The Rock has been very busy with his Hollywood schedule as fans could only wonder whether they could ever see him back in a WWE ring, once again. There are reports claiming that perhaps WWE will book him in a match against Roman Reigns at Wrestlemania 38 in Dallas, Texas. To provide a buildup to that match, he’s also expected to make an appearance at Survivor Series 2021.
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But in the meantime, The Rock continues to wrap up the shooting schedule for his upcoming films. Till now, he’s been part of a number of successful franchises in her movie career but San Andreas can be counted out from that list. A sequel to that 2015 disaster film is not happening.
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The Rock starrer San Andreas 2 isn’t in the pipeline
Hollywood Star Alexandra Daddario, who starred alongside The Rock in the movie, recently spoke to Collider. She was originally out to promoter herself for the Die in a Gunfight movie, but they also asked her about the possibility of getting another San Andreas experience. The sequel was in development by Warner Bros for a time, but those plans were scrapped with time per Daddario’s below comments,
“It was mentioned to me several years ago when I went in to New Line. I don’t think that the exec that I was speaking to is there anymore. But they had a draft written. As far as I know, it’s not happening. It’s been a long time. I don’t think so. I think it was in development at one point, I should say. But that happens in Hollywood all the time.”
Despite weak reviews, San Andreas was a commercial success as the film made $474 million after being made on a $110 million budget. So, The Rock did deliver another financial success. But that monetary accomplishment will not force the makers to come up with a second film to continue the franchise.