Rock and Heyman duel on WWE's rookie of the year, names added to MSG special

The greatest talkers in history slug it out on twitter

- A recent post by WWE’s Kyle Edwards “This Week In WWE History”, led to an exchange between two of the greatest talkers in pro-wrestling, The Rock and Paul Heyman.

The video clip that was posted looked back at Brock Lesnar’s win over The Rock at SummerSlam 2002. They asked who was the best rookie of the year in WWE history. It gave way for a twitter exchange between ‘The Great One’ and the advocate of ‘The Beast’.

Rock said that the best rookie years were Jimmy Snuka in 1982 and Brock Lesnar, who he put over. Heyman replied in his trademark fashion by putting over his client as the best and no other. Below are the tweets:

@KyleEdwardsWWE @HeymanHustle @WWE Two greatest rookie yrs would be Snuka in 82 and Brock. Within months both primed to carry the company

— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) August 27, 2015

I fail to see any debate. Is it a slow news day? @BrockLesnar is #Beast4Business! @KyleEdwardsWWE @TheRock @WWE https://t.co/PHSCcK0tv5

— Paul Heyman (@HeymanHustle) August 27, 2015

. @TheRock @KyleEdwardsWWE @WWE Thou shalt not dispute Dwayne Johnson's assessment of @BrockLesnar's rookie year! Debate settled!

— Paul Heyman (@HeymanHustle) August 27, 2015

Dear @WWEUniverse This must be a rhetorical question. @BrockLesnar had the greatest rookie year EVER! @WWE @TheRock #Beast4Business

— Paul Heyman (@HeymanHustle) August 27, 2015

- The Madison Square Garden live special of the WWE, that already has Brock Lesnar and Chris Jericho lined up has seen the addition of a few other big names. WWE has added The Dudley Boys to the October 13, MSG live event.

It makes it a stacked card with a lot of star power with three big names working the event.