Dwayne Johnson‘s business ventures are ever-expanding. The former wrestler has seemingly taken a break from the pro wrestling industry to re-focus on his projects. With Prime drink dominating ring advertisement in WWE, The Rock came through with a new deal for ZOA Energy, trying to move past two of his direct competitors in the hydration drink business.

The Brahma Bull recently revealed that he has signed a new exclusive deal with one of the more popular convenience store chains in the United States. This might prove to be a big move for ZOA.

The Rock introduces new exclusive flavor

Following WrestleMania XL, “Final Boss” embarked on a journey to visit a 7-Eleven store in his ZOA Energy truck. He shot a video upon his arrival as he got out of the truck to enter the store, greeting awestruck fans on his way inside. Then, he revealed the recent deal that he signed with the convenience store chain.

“Things got crazy pretty fast here 🤣 but, one of things I love most about being out on the road, is meeting people from all walks and talks of LIFE – you never know🫱🏾‍🫲🏼🍻,” wrote Dwayne Johnson in the caption. To simplify things further, Johnson also revealed in the caption, “Kicking off our partnership with 7-11 with our delicious new flavor, MANGO SPLASH 🥭💦.”

Following WrestleMania XL, “Final Boss” embarked on a journey to visit a 7-Eleven store in his ZOA Energy truck. He shot a video upon his arrival as he got out of the truck to enter the store, greeting awestruck fans on his way inside. Then, he revealed the recent deal that he signed with the convenience store chain.

“Things got crazy pretty fast here 🤣 but, one of things I love most about being out on the road, is meeting people from all walks and talks of LIFE – you never know🫱🏾‍🫲🏼🍻,” wrote Dwayne Johnson in the caption. To simplify things further, Johnson also revealed in the caption, “Kicking off our partnership with 7-11 with our delicious new flavor, MANGO SPLASH 🥭💦.”

The Hollywood superstar merged XFL with USFL to create a league called UFL, or the United Football League. The minor sports league entered a partnership with the US Army recently during its first season. This partnership was all about the UFL promoting and spreading awareness about the army and how athletes can help serve the country better.

Moreover, this partnership will help inculcate leadership qualities that can ultimately help the nation further. While this deal does not appear materially profitable to the sports league, it could have a lasting impact on the patriotic audience, resulting in increased attendance and profits for the UFL.