How long R-Truth is under contract to WWE following his brief departure in 2025
WWE star R-Truth (Ron Killings) did an interview with TVInsider.com and here are the highlights…
TV Insider: “It was shocking when you sent out that tweet you were released last year. This provides context of what went on. Do you feel this sets the record straight of what was storyline, what was authentic and what became storyline?”
R-Truth: “How is it for me to set the record straight? It doesn’t give me the yay or woo. I’m a happy go lucky guy, dawg. It’s good for them. It’s cool. It’s alright. I have no emotion from it. I’m glad they can be at ease now. I’m glad they can have, I guess, closure. I never looked that deeply into it. One thing I learned from Cena was I go for the now. I go from the point I am at now. A lot of times me going back prevents me from going forward, so I look at what we have here.”
TV Insider: “In the show you had this conversation with [WWE President] Nick Khan, how was it talking to him at that moment as both sides worked to negotiate your new agreement?”
R-Truth: “I signed a four-year deal with a three-year option. Again, that’s one of the things with the wrestling business. You’re going to have people that speculate and insinuate and throw things out there, but don’t know the back behind the story and the truth of it. It’s the same as Unreal. People are not going to know the exact truth of it, but you’re still going to have people on the outside going to give their truth, version, or take on it. Nick and myself had talks. I also had talks with Hunter [Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque]. Everything led me to being back at Money in the Bank. When I came back to Money in the Bank, that was a show of power, a show of humanity, a show of reading the room, listening, appreciation, and gratitude. There are so many things that came out of that moment and led from the phone call with Nick. It was all like a dream to me. It was surreal. I’m going through it, going through it, going through it to where I’m at right now.”