Travis Scott might have a future in WWE if Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s words hold weight. The Houston rapper shocked fans with an unexpected appearance at Saturday night’s Elimination Chamber event in Toronto, where he joined John Cena in a heated in-ring moment against Cody Rhodes.
As Cena and Rhodes’ match neared its climax, Scott made his entrance to “FE!N,” only to be followed by The Rock—now calling himself “The Final Boss”—emerging from a cloud of smoke. At one point, the eight-time WWE Champion demanded that Rhodes sell his soul. Rhodes, unfazed, fired back with a blunt response: “Go f**k yourself.”
The exchange quickly escalated. Cena and Rhodes clashed again, and Scott jumped into the chaos, sparking speculation that he might not fully grasp WWE’s scripted nature. The Rock later commented on Scott’s involvement, recalling how the rapper “slapped the s**t out of Cody,” as he put it.
During the post-match press conference, The Rock hinted that Scott’s WWE appearance might not be a one-time event. “Travis loves the business. He’s a culture guy. He already stands as one of the greatest of all time,” he said.
He acknowledged how celebrities often step into WWE, whether to enjoy the spectacle from ringside or to make an on-screen cameo. But some want more. “Some, like Travis, deeply want to get involved. That’s what you saw tonight,” he added.
Travis Scott’s WWE connections run deeper than just one night. In January, he escorted Jey Uso to the ring for his Monday Night Raw debut, hyping up the crowd but keeping things relatively low-key. Backstage, however, he shared a moment with The Rock, who couldn’t help but admire Scott’s brown Lamborghini.
“D**n, I might need the keys to that,” The Rock joked. “Yo, Travis, leave the keys inside for me.”
Whether Scott will step into a WWE ring again remains uncertain, but his presence has already left fans buzzing.
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