R-Truth is one of the longest serving members of the WWE roster and he is also considered one of the most influential members of the locker room. He has been active in WWE since 2008 and he has been one of the most consistent mid cards of WWE throughout his time in the promotion. Truth is still doing an amazing job in the promotion right now.
He was introduced to the WWE fans way back in 2000 as K-Kwik and he quickly got in focus for his excellent high flying wrestling abilities. But he could not survive in WWE long as the promotion decided to release him in August 2001. He joined the newly opened TNA Wrestling in 2002 and became quite successful in the promotion.
WWE Hall of Famer Claims R-Truth is Perfect in Everything He Does, “He Can Do No Wrong in My Book”
In 2008, he returned to WWE and he is still active in the promotion. He had a lot of angles and he also went through different gimmicks in the promotion. During his early in WWE when he was playing the role of K-Kwik, he teamed up with Road Dogg upon making his main roster debut. Speaking of Road Dogg, the WWE Hall of Famer recently shared massive praise for Truth. Speaking on Chris Van Vliet on the Insight podcast, he explained;
R-Truth is a former two times WWE United States Champion
"R-Truth is my gold standard. He can do no wrong. He's on the end of the spectrum of The Undertaker. It's the same spectrum, but it's just on opposite ends because the Undertaker is the gravity of it all. [R-Truth] is the levity. He can do no wrong in my book. You put him out there and do anything and I'm going to love it."
R-Truth is a record 54 times WWE 24/7 Champion
"Some great times with Ronnie Killings. I loved him since the day I met him. It's really weird, and I think he'll tell you the same, [we are] two peas in a pod, like two of the exact same person, just a white version and a black version. It's super cool to see." Said the WWE Hall of Famer.
Truth is still going quite strong at the age of 53 in WWE and he is still a big draw. He won multiple mid card championships throughout his WWE career, but the championship that made him a record holder is the WWE 24/7 Championship which he won for a total of 54 times. Soon, we can expect him to get inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
Credit "Insight With Chris Van Vliet"
H/T to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.
