The Rock’s WWE Star Cousin Addresses The Possibility Of Copying Dwayne Johnson’s.

The Rock’s WWE Star Cousin Addresses The Possibility Of Copying Dwayne Johnson’s DC Movie Casting & Reveals Her Dream Superhero Role

So I am such a wrestling diehard. I don’t know if I could do… I love what we do where it’s like live-action on the road. We show up that day, we figure out what we’re doing an hour before the show, and then we perform it and leave. I don’t know if I could do the Hollywood thing where I’m rehearsing and taking different takes. So I commend Dwayne for doing that because that’s awesome. I don’t know if that’s for me. But if I were to be a superhero, of course, I would love to be Wonder Woman.”

Nia Jax recently spoke with ScreenRant, where she detailed some of the similarities between Hollywood acting and performing in WWE. The wrestling franchise is built around a live, physical performance and, like in cinema, there is a great deal of work that goes into constructing each scene. Jax did not seem to have concrete plans for moving into feature films, but spoke warmly of the success of her relative, Dwayne Johnson.Dwayne Johnson changed the hierarchy of power in the DC Universe when he starred in the 2022 film Black Adam, and his second cousin once removed, WWE star Nia Jax, recently spoke about following in his footsteps. Born Savelina Fanene, the performer has been with WWE since 2014, although she has not yet acted in any major productions. Still, performers like John Cena and Dave Bautista, in addition to Johnson himself, have shown there is a clear path from WWE to starring in superhero blockbusters.Plans to introduce Wonder Woman to the DCU are still in process, although DC’s Paradise Lost TV series will likely first introduce audiences to that world. With an incredible build and great presence, Nia Jax would make an interesting choice for the role of Wonder Woman. Following Gal Gadot’s turn as Diana Prince, the muscular and fierce Nia Jax would certainly be an interesting and potentially effective departure that could help to differentiate this iteration from the DCEU’s version.