Details On How FOX Manages The Rock's Promos With Precision

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is known for his promos on WWE's Friday Night SmackDown. But according to a recent report on Wrestling Observer Radio, there might be more scripting involved than fans realize.

The report claims that FOX, the network that broadcasts SmackDown, receives copies of The Rock's promos beforehand. This allows them to be prepared for any potentially offensive language and censor it live with strategically placed bleeps.



The report highlights the difference in treatment between The Rock and other wrestlers. It suggests that if another wrestler attempted similar content, they might be outright banned from saying it. However, with The Rock's star power, FOX seems to be granting him more creative freedom, as long as they're aware of what's coming.

This pre-approval process ensures that FOX can maintain their broadcast standards while still allowing The Rock to deliver his signature brand of entertainment. It also avoids any technical mishaps during live broadcasts where unexpected language could slip through.

Whether this scripting takes away from the authenticity of The Rock's promos is a matter of opinion for wrestling fans.

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