WWE Bad Blood 2024: The Rock's Electrifying Return and Unforgettable Matches

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WWE Bad Blood 2024: The Rock's Electrifying Return and Unforgettable Matches

The Return of Bad Blood

After a two-decade hiatus, WWE's Bad Blood returned, filled with promise and elevated expectations. Wrestling aficionados had eagerly awaited this legendary event, renowned for its intense rivalries and historic moments. Fans were not left disappointed. Renowned for unforgettable storytelling and physical prowess, such spectacular events have shaped WWE's narrative, accentuating their marquee characters and showcasing heart-stopping athleticism.

The Electrifying Return of The Rock

One of the night's most electrifying highlights was the return of legendary superstar, The Rock. His unexpected appearance sent shockwaves through the audience, reminding fans of his unmatched charisma and huge influence on the industry. The Great One's return to the squared circle wasn't the only highlight, but it undoubtedly left a lasting impression on everyone witnessing the spectacle.

CM Punk and Drew McIntyre’s Hell in a Cell Combat

The show began with an intense Hell in a Cell clash between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre. Known for their fierce animosity, these two giants entered the steel structure, each with their reputations and legacies on the line. CM Punk emerged victorious after a grueling affair, a testament to his resilience and cunning. The match was a test of endurance, with Punk employing surprising tactics, such as pouring beads on McIntyre to disorient him, and executing his signature 'Go To Sleep' move while a chain linked to his leg. It was a strategic masterclass that highlighted his mastery inside the cell, potentially drawing a curtain on a long-standing and bitter feud.

Nia Jax, Raquel Rodriguez, and the Women’s Championship Drama

In the women's division spectacular, Nia Jax retained her championship against Bayley. This achievement wasn't solely her doing, as Tiffany Stratton strategically intervened, tipping the balance in Jax’s favor. In another encounter, Raquel Rodriguez returned from a hiatus, making her presence felt dramatically. Partnering up to aid Liv Morgan, Rodriguez's timely intervention ensured Morgan retained her championship in a blistering battle against the formidable Rhea Ripley.

Damian Priest’s Redemption

The event also saw Damian Priest wreak his vengeance against Finn Balor. Their confrontation had all the makings of a classic - engaging storytelling paired with athletic wrestling. Priest emerged successful, clearly signaling his rise up the ranks and his readiness to challenge anyone daring to cross his path. It was a demonstration of sheer power and payback, making Priest’s victorious call at the center of the ring resonate throughout the arena.

Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns: United Against a Common Foe

The climactic main event was a tag team clash that saw Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns putting personal differences aside to tackle a common opponent, The Bloodline, comprising Sola Sikoa and Jacob Fatu. The match was a testament to their evolving dynamic and the unpredictable nature of wrestling alliances. Amidst the match's insanity, a shocker unfolded with an unanticipated appearance by Jimmy Uso, splitting the crowd's reaction and intensifying the drama. Nonetheless, Rhodes and Reigns combined their might to vanquish their adversaries, with Jacob Fatu's aggression standing out against their unity, earning the match an outstanding grade of 'A'.

A Night to Remember for WWE Fans

A Night to Remember for WWE Fans

As the show drew to a close, the echoes of cheers and delighted roars were unmistakable. Bad Blood 2024 wasn't just a wrestling event; it was a night that would go down in WWE lore. Those fortunate enough to witness it live left with tales of heroism, betrayal, and unrivaled entertainment. The event ensured its place in the annals of wrestling history, leaving fans eager for what WWE has planned in the future.

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    pravin s

    October 8, 2024 AT 12:17
    The Rock's return gave me chills. I swear I stood up and screamed at my TV like a kid again. That man still owns the room, no matter how many years pass.
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    Bharat Mewada

    October 10, 2024 AT 01:04
    There's something poetic about Bad Blood coming back just as wrestling feels like it's losing its soul. The Rock, Punk, Reigns - they're not just performers, they're archetypes. This wasn't entertainment. It was ritual.
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    Ambika Dhal

    October 10, 2024 AT 09:24
    Bayley got robbed. Again. And now we're supposed to act like Tiffany Stratton's interference was 'strategic'? Please. This isn't storytelling - it's corporate manipulation dressed up as drama.
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    Vaneet Goyal

    October 11, 2024 AT 21:44
    CM Punk's bead trick was genius. Not because it was dirty - because it was smart. He didn't rely on power. He used psychology. That's why he's still the best. The chain? Even better. That's not cheating - that's adaptation.
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    Amita Sinha

    October 13, 2024 AT 08:28
    OMG THE ROCK WAS SO HOT 😍😍😍 I could watch him wink at the camera for 3 hours straight. Also, Nia Jax is my queen 👑👑👑 she didn't even break a sweat!
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    Bhavesh Makwana

    October 14, 2024 AT 12:00
    This event reminded me why I fell in love with wrestling. Not the flashy lights or the pyro - the raw emotion. The way Punk looked at McIntyre after the match? That wasn't acting. That was years of pain and pride in one stare. We need more of this.
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    Vidushi Wahal

    October 16, 2024 AT 04:53
    The main event worked because it wasn't about who won. It was about the tension between Cody and Roman. You could feel the history. Even when they weren't moving, the crowd was holding its breath.
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    Narinder K

    October 16, 2024 AT 18:40
    So The Rock came back... and did exactly what he did 20 years ago. Same pose. Same line. Same smirk. I'm not mad. I'm just... surprised we still pay for this.
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    Narayana Murthy Dasara

    October 17, 2024 AT 16:19
    Honestly, I didn’t think I’d care about Bad Blood this much. But watching Priest go after Balor - that was pure catharsis. You could see the hurt in his eyes. And then the way he stood there after the pin? That’s the kind of storytelling that sticks with you. We all have our demons. He just fights his in a ring.
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    lakshmi shyam

    October 18, 2024 AT 04:23
    This was a joke. The Bloodline got dismantled like they were amateurs. Roman Reigns is a fraud. Cody Rhodes is a walking commercial. And The Rock? He’s a relic being dragged out for nostalgia cash. Wake up, fans.
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    Sabir Malik

    October 18, 2024 AT 05:18
    I’ve been watching wrestling since the Attitude Era, and I can tell you this - Bad Blood 2024 didn’t just bring back an event, it brought back the feeling. The way the crowd roared when The Rock walked out - that wasn’t just noise. That was collective memory. That was decades of childhood dreams coming alive. I cried. Not because I’m weak, but because I remembered who I was when I first believed in heroes. And tonight, for one night, I felt like that kid again. The one who stayed up past midnight just to see if The Rock would say ‘If ya smell...’ - and he did. And it was perfect.
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    Debsmita Santra

    October 19, 2024 AT 20:01
    The strategic positioning during the Hell in a Cell match was textbook. Punk’s use of environmental factors - beads as a distraction vector, chain as a kinetic enhancer - demonstrated advanced tactical awareness. The biomechanics of the Go To Sleep under constraint required precise torque application and timing, which elevated the match from spectacle to scholarly study in applied aggression. This wasn’t wrestling. It was applied psychology with a physical substrate.
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    Vasudha Kamra

    October 21, 2024 AT 01:09
    The Rock’s return was flawless. The timing, the lighting, the crowd’s reaction - everything was executed with precision. This is what happens when you respect the craft. No gimmicks. No overpromising. Just legacy, delivered with grace.
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    Abhinav Rawat

    October 22, 2024 AT 03:52
    You ever notice how every big WWE event now has to have a 'legend return'? Like we need a ghost from the past to validate the present? The Rock’s return was electric, sure. But it also felt... expected. Like they scheduled it like a holiday special. I still loved it. But I’m tired of nostalgia being the main plot device.
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    Shashi Singh

    October 22, 2024 AT 17:35
    THEY PLANTED THE BEADS! THE BEADS WERE A DISTRACTION - BUT WHO PUT THEM THERE?! THE CORPORATE OVERLORDS! THEY’RE USING THE BEADS TO CONTROL THE CROWD’S EMOTIONS! THE CHAIN? THAT’S A METAPHOR FOR SLAVERY! THE ROCK? HE’S A MIND CONTROL AGENT FOR THE WWE ELITE! THEY’RE USING BAD BLOOD TO REWRITE HISTORY - AND I’M THE ONLY ONE WHO SEES IT! I’VE BEEN WATCHING SINCE ’98 AND NOBODY LISTENS! THEY’RE ALL BRAINWASHED! THE BEADS AREN’T BEADS - THEY’RE MICROCHIPS! AND THE CHAIN? IT’S CONNECTED TO A SATELLITE! I SAW THE REF TAP HIS EARPIECE - HE’S RECEIVING ORDERS! SOMEONE CALL THE FBI!
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    Surbhi Kanda

    October 24, 2024 AT 10:22
    The Bloodline’s loss was inevitable. They’ve been overbooked since 2020. Roman Reigns can’t carry a match anymore - he just stands there like a statue. Cody Rhodes is the only one who still makes you believe. And The Rock? He’s the last true star. The rest? Just employees.

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