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Triple H explains in a WWE Unreal Season Two sneak peek that R-Truth's departure stemmed from a contract dispute and miscommunication, clarifying he was never fired and later returned at Money in the Bank; the Netflix season features five episodes with the sneak peek on YouTube.
In a WWE: Unreal season two preview, Triple H explains that R-Truth’s June 2025 WWE contract wasn’t renewed after a dispute over money, but he was never released. Truth initially believed he was fired after a social post, while Road Dogg said the non-renewal made business sense given Truth’s age; both acknowledge communication gaps led to misinterpretations surrounding the contract.
On the September 12, 2025 episode of WWE SmackDown, Brock Lesnar is set to confront R-Truth in the opening segment, just a week after attacking John Cena, as part of the build-up to Wrestlepalooza, promising an unpredictable start to the show.
Tonight's WWE SmackDown features John Cena's first match since announcing his retirement, with R-Truth returning to challenge him, amidst other tournament semifinals and storyline developments including King and Queen of the Ring, US Championship drama, and ongoing faction conflicts. The show sets the stage for Night of Champions and teases potential surprises and character shifts.
The article discusses the latest wrestling rumors, including Ron Killings being referred to by his real name alongside R-Truth, Nikki Bella declining a private locker room, Damage CTRL disbanding, WWE's interest in signing Private Party, and Komander's long-term injury, emphasizing that these are unconfirmed rumors.
WWE is currently blending the real name Ron Killings with his long-standing persona R-Truth during his return, as evidenced by live branding updates and merchandise, sparking backstage debate about whether to fully embrace his real identity or continue with the legacy of R-Truth.
R-Truth, also known as Ron Killings, was genuinely released from WWE but was later brought back following fan and locker room backlash, with WWE President Nick Khan reaching out to him. His return was not a work, and he plans to have one serious run before retiring from wrestling.
R-Truth's return to WWE shortly after his contract was not renewed appears to be a planned moment driven by fan reaction, rather than a genuine departure, with WWE and Meltzer suggesting it was a strategic decision to create a surprise and generate buzz, despite initial indications that his departure was real.
R-Truth announced his departure from WWE but made a surprise appearance at Money in the Bank, attacking John Cena. Reports confirm his appearance was not a work, and WWE corrected a mistake after initially cutting him, which caused some upset in the locker room. His return was kept secret, with some backstage expecting a different surprise.
R-Truth made a surprise return at WWE Money In The Bank shortly after his release was announced, receiving a warm reception from fans and fellow wrestlers like Cody Rhodes, who emphasized that WWE aims to give fans what they want.
R-Truth made a surprise return at WWE's Money in the Bank event, helping in the main event, after initially announcing his departure due to contract expiration. He has now signed a new deal with WWE, with his return kept secret until the event. The situation has caused some backstage tension, especially regarding comments made by Triple H about the return being part of the show, which upset many talents and fans.
R-Truth made a surprise return to WWE programming shortly after news of his contract not being renewed, in a storyline involving John Cena, with WWE's Triple H suggesting it was part of the show. Truth's return included attacking Cena and was possibly a work, as he was in discussions for independent bookings after his WWE departure.
WWE Money in the Bank 2025 featured Seth Rollins winning the men's ladder match, Naomi capturing the women's briefcase, and a shocking return of R-Truth aiding Cody Rhodes in the main event, delivering an action-packed event with notable surprises and high spots.
R-Truth, also known as Ron Killings, has officially returned to WWE after a fan-driven campaign, making his comeback during Money in the Bank and initially using his real name in WWE appearances.
R-Truth made a surprise return at WWE Money in the Bank, helping Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso defeat John Cena and Logan Paul in the main event, amidst ongoing contract uncertainties for Truth.