WWE Survivor Series Results: Why The Rock Should Go Back to WWE Full Time

We need you, Rock.

Your fans don't want to see you in PG films about kids; we want to see you laying the smackdown on all of the jabronis in WWE.

One of the most charismatic wrestlers of all time put on another splendid performance in his return to the ring Sunday night in the Survivor Series at Madison Square Garden.

He hasn't lost any of his skills.

When The Rock emerged in front of the Big Apple faithful, he was showered with the loudest ovation of the night. He was up to his typical trash-talking antics that fire up even the biggest WWE hater. It's a skill set that has been missing in WWE for quite some time, and it was great to see it back in action.

Once the epic match with John Cena against The Miz and R-Truth started, it was classic Rock. Plenty of ups and downs, a great ring story, and overall, some awesome wrestling. John Cena did him no favors by looking incredibly washed up...but it didn't matter.

The Rock even busted out his patented Rock Bottom move on his opponents and Cena (a preview of coming attractions for WrestleMania) with the sort of gracefulness that you have come to expect from the legend.

I know it's hard to argue why he should choose wrestling over movies when he makes such ridiculous money for the stupidest of roles, but what about his true fans?

The ones that have been on board since his wrestling career began, the ones that convinced themselves The Scorpion King was a good movie. They are the people The Rock should be appeasing to, not the plastic and fake Hollywood crowd.

The odds are against a full-time comeback, but I hope Vince McMahon and Co. took note of how crazy the crowd got when The Rock entered the ring.

He is WWE, and he needs to whip Cena at WrestleMania and take on CM Punk.

He may be the only man that can defeat him and derail a dynasty in the making.