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The WWE star known as R-Truth shocked Pro Wrestling World this weekend when he announced he was ready to leave the company after almost 20 in total with the brand.
Among R-Truth’s many results in the ring includes being a long-time tag-team partner for the superstar known as MIZ. The two tag-Tag-Team Gold on Wrestlemania 40 when they won Raw Tag Tag Team Championships in a Six-Pack Ladder match.
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R-Truth, Left and Miz stand the victory after the Six Pack Ladder Tag Team Championship Match between Judgment Day vs. DIY vs. Awesome Truth vs. The New Day vs. A-Town Down Under Vs. New Catch Republic under Wrestlemania XL Saturday at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on April 6, 2024. (Joe Camporeale-usa Today Sports)
The tape between the team, which was invoiced as amazing truth, caught the hearts and minds of the wrestling audience, and that is why the reaction to R-Truth’s message was strong.
Pakinomist Digital asked Miz about his reaction to the revelation in a recent interview prior to his performance on the American Century Championship Celebrity Golf Tournament next month.
“It was clear that I was in a roof with R-truth, so it’s always sad to see something similar to happen,” he said. “But I think the truth will jump on his feet. He’s a hell of a talented superstar.”
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WWE WRESTLER MIZ responds as he goes to the 18th hole on day one of the American century championship in 2024 at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course on July 12, 2024 in Stateline, Nevada. (Isaiah Vazquez/Getty Images)
Miz, whose real name is Mike Mizanin, also had a post on Sunday.
“To form an amazing truth with you was one of the best races of my career,” he wrote on X. “Nobody made me laugh harder. Your energy, heart and smile light up every room … and every arena. You aren’t one of a kind you are one in life. Love you, truth. Hold shining.”
R-TRUTH, whose real name is Ron killing, recently came from a short rivalry with John Cena in the middle of the legendary WWE star’s farewell tour. He congratulated Cena with his title defense against Randy Orton at the press conference after Backlash. However, he annoyed the Cena enough for Cena to put R-sand through a table separating wrestlers from the media.
It started a week’s long rivalry that eventually saw Cena put an end to R-Truth, which had been billed as one of Cena’s “childhood heroes.” R-truth then lost to JC Mateo on “Friday Night Smackdown.”
He originally joined WWE in 1999 and debuted as “K-Kwik” with “Road Dogg” Jesse James. He was there from 1999 to 2001 when he was released for the first time. He spent time with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling before going back to WWE in 2008.
He returned as R-Truth and had been a very preferred competitor in the ring and also on the microphone.
R-truth makes its entrance under “Smackdown” in Capital One Arena on February 14, 2025 in Washington, DC (Craig Melvin/WWE via Getty Images)
R-Truth was an American champion, hardcore champion and world champion in the world’s roof team twice each. He held the short -lived around the clock the championship a record 54 times. In 2004, Pro Wrestling ranked him 18. On the list of the top 500 wrestlers in the industry.
