A future matchup between Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and WWE veteran The Undertaker is his goal.

But the fan base may not be entirely behind The Rock.

The Rock was a major player back in WWE across the recent WrestleMania XL weekendCredit: WWE

At WrestleMania XL, the two Attitude Era sensations squared off in the center of the ring as Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes faced off in the main event.

Rock was the first to appear on the scene, blocking actor-turned-wrestler John Cena, who had also entered the brawl to repel Solo Sikoa.

As the bout spiraled out of control and spectacular mayhem ensued, The Deadman’s renowned gong reverberated throughout the Philadelphia auditorium. The Texan then materialized behind Rock and eliminated him with a massive chokeslam.

Naturally, that opened the door for Rhodes to finally experience victory when he overcame Reigns to win the Undisputed Universal Championship in one of the most spectacular match finales in WWE history.

It makes sense that, with so many well-known figures involved in the dramatic scene, Undertaker, Rock, and Cena dominated post-event conversation.

Although The Undertaker has already stated that he is at peace with the end of his professional wrestling career, he made it obvious that he wouldn’t rule out making another appearance in the future. This was after WrestleMania.

Paul “Triple H” Levesque, WWE’s Head of Creative, has indicated that The Rock will return to the company soon to pursue new champion Rhodes, indicating that The Great One is still very much a part of the company’s on-screen plans.

What are the chances for fans to witness the legendary Undertaker and The Rock, who engaged in numerous high-profile matches throughout the Attitude Era, square off once more?

The Rock knows how to make an introductionCredit: Instagram The RockThe Undertaker appeared in Philadelphia to help Cody Rhodes to victory over Roman ReignsCredit: WWE

It’s not one to rule out, if the two megastars’ social media pages give any indication.

Many fans are thrilled about what could come next because the two have even exchanged some mild barbs in their back-and-forth.

“This guy sure knows how to ruin a party,” Hollywood star Rock said on Instagram, referencing a shot of The Undertaker’s WrestleMania XL chokeslam, to his staggering 397 million followers.

With such words, the Miami native hinted at a potential threat to his fellow veteran: “I’ll see you down the road, my friend.”

“It’s enjoyable for me, but it’s a b**** for you.”

Johnson concluded the article using the moniker he gave himself during his most recent tenure in the WWE: “Final Boss.”

After an incredible 30-year career, The Undertaker has retired from professional wrestling, yet he still doesn’t back down from a fight.

He responded with the following remark: “The celebration doesn’t begin until I arrive. It’s easy to find me!

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson returned to the ring in style at WrestleMania XL Saturday, wrestling in a 45-minute tag team matchCredit: WWEOne fan who commented on “Taker’s recent Mania showing” said, “That dong was 100% the best moment of the night,” while other fans enthusiastically embraced their interchange.Supporters of the Phenom included someone who said, “I love the final boss, but I ain’t ever picking Rock over Taker.””Undertaker is the final boss, Rocky Miavia (Rock’s former WWE name) if The Rock is the final boss,” joked a third. A fourth person issued a warning, saying, “Undertaker IS The Final Boss.””Use caution when making wishes, or The Bloodline and you won’t be able to rest in peace.”The Rock’s own return to the ring happened the night before his confrontation with The Undertaker.In a 45-minute match, he and Reigns battled against Rhodes and Seth Rollins.