Dwayne Johnson Lost His Virginity at 14, and More Facts You Probably Didn't Know About Him

Before The Rock set his sights on wrestling, he dreamed of playing for the NFL. Sadly, he suffered an injury while attending the University of Miami and was replaced by NFL star Warren Sapp. Instead, he graduated with a degree in criminology in 1995.

In 2000, Dwayne debuted The Rock Says . . . , a memoir he wrote with author Joseph Layden and the WWE.

In 2009, Canada made changes to its nationality law that stated that all people born abroad after 1947 with at least one Canadian-born parent would become citizens, so at 37 years old, Dwayne became a Canadian citizen since his dad was born in Amherst, Canada.