During the event, Johnson teamed with Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns to face Seth Rollins and Cody Rhodes. Johnson took The Stomp during this bout. When asked about the experience, Johnson offered a direct reaction to the maneuver.

I am a glutton for punishment… there’s some finishing moves I loved taking. His is so iconic…It was cool.

The Stomp's Origins

Seth Rollins has previously discussed the lineage of The Stomp, admitting he adapted the move from another wrestler. Rollins revealed he 'stole' the move from Alex Shelley, a current WWE Superstar, who in turn learned it from Japanese wrestling innovator Naomichi Marufuji.

I stole it. Straight up yoinked it. I stole it from Alex Shelley, who wrestles in WWE now. He stole it from a Japanese wrestler named Marufuji. Marufuji is like a God when it comes to innovating wrestling moves. Neither of them ever did it as a finishing move though. I think I was the first person to ever do it as 'bam, finish.'

Johnson's Recent Return and Career Notes

Johnson's return to the squared circle for WrestleMania XL came after a significant hiatus from full-length matches. His previous full-length wrestling match was against John Cena at WrestleMania 29 in 2013, making his preparation for the recent event 'incredibly hard.'

Beyond his in-ring endeavors, Johnson's career continues to span various projects. He recently mentioned a planned bit for the Roast of Kevin Hart where he convinced Hart to sit on his lap Featured names

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