The Rock breaks social media silence with emotional tribute to dad Rocky Johnson

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The Rock breaks social media silence with emotional tribute after dad Rocky Johnson dies

WWE legend Rocky Johnson passed away earlier this week at the age of 75.

"Dad, I wish I had one more shot to tell you, I love you, before you crossed over to the other side," he writes.The Rock vows to carry on his father's legacy, for breaking barriers as he became a wrestling star."I love you dad and I’ll always be your proud and grateful son." With partner Tony Atlas, he was part of the first black tag team to win the World Tag Team championship in the World Wrestling Federation.Dwayne would go on to become one of the most synonymous names in wrestling history, becoming a legend in WWE as The Rock.

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