>>5121666It's not the execs so much as the insurers. The studios have policies on him incase he does hurt himself and production gets delayed, because that shit does happen. And he'll also have his own insurance to cover him if he sustains an injury that affects the money he can command. But the cost of insurance is a function of the risk to the insurer, so insuring a person with a lucrative career (like, say, an A-list Hollywood star) who's engaging in high-risk activity (like, say, pro wrestling) can be cost-prohibitive.
If one of the reasons Dwayne doesn't do his own stunts is that insurance won't cover it (not at a price that anyone is willing pay, anyway), then it sure as hell isn't going to cover him getting back in a wrestling ring.
