WWE Superstars all have their own ways of preparing for WrestleMania. The biggest show of the year will see The Rock return for a match, and he had some special assistance.
Gallus is a stable that has been largely underutilized by WWE, but they put them to good use when training The Rock for his WrestleMania match. Wolfgang, Joe Coffey and Mark Coffey were up for the task.
During WWE's media day before WrestleMania, Shawn Michaels spoke to SEScoops about Gallus training with The Rock. He said that this came out because the faction is so reliable, and they are also incredibly professional.
These are three guys who know what they're doing, understand every aspect of it, sometimes you need a guy who's younger who can fly around, but sometimes you need guys who are mature, and professional, who can adjust to everything to what Rock wants. Obviously, I'm partial to those guys, they're fantastic guys, they're professional and very dependable.
HBK then said that he received a photo of Gallus and The Rock doing the stable's trademark pose. We hope that they release that soon. It seems that WWE picked the right people for the job to help train The Rock.
More on The Rock's WrestleMania Training
The Rock had a lot of help to prepare for his in-ring return. After all, he is promoting this as the biggest tag team match in history, and it very well may be.
WWE assisted in transporting two rings, one to Los Angeles and the other to Hawaii, working with Johnson's team to secure warehouses for training venues. This arrangement provided The Rock with the necessary resources for his training regimen.
During his training, The Rock participated in simulated matches with NXT's Gallus faction. As he prepared for an upcoming tag-team match, Johnson needed three wrestlers to practice in-ring sequences and refine his timing. Therefore, Wolfgang, along with real-life brothers Joe Coffey and Mark Coffey, were selected for this specific task.
Supervising the training sessions were Michael Hayes and Bobby Roode, accompanied by referee Chad Patton. Additionally, WWE medical personnel were present to oversee the safety of the rehearsals.
