I wouldn't trust Bleacherreport. They also reported that there was once backstage heat on Cena after a tiff with Orton, then the pair worked a program together
Well, don't forget, Cena is Vince's golden goose. He could go and murder someone at this point and he'll get a title shot the following month. Ok, maybe that's going a bit far, but you get the point. Cena having heat with someone is a world of difference than, say, Tyson Kidd having heat with someone.
Orton: "Vince, I don't want to work with Cena because I don't like him and he doesn't know how to work. Plus I heard he can be dangerous to work with."
Vince: "Oh, go suck it up, Randy. You're working with John and that's that. Now get the hell out of my office!"
Now, try this:
Orton: "Vince, I don't want to work with Tyson Kidd. I don't really like him that much and I heard from this guy who says he's possibly dangerous to work with."
Vince: "OK, Randy. You don't have to work with him. Someone says he's dangerous? Fine, forget the program and the push I was gonna give him. He'll just put Ryback over."
Orton: "Uh, actually, Vince, I heard Ryback was kinda dangerous to work with, too."
Vince: "Ryback, dangerous? Huh huh! Good one, Randy."
You get the idea. Whether or not it's true doesn't really matter anyway.
Anyway, back to Dwayne. If he can go, then by all means, put him in a match. It's really all up to him, anyway. If he wants to wrestle, go right ahead.