It is now official that R-Truth has returned to WWE with his real name, Ron Killings, but the drama behind his recent exit hasn’t been calm.
About the latest episode of Kliq ThisKevin Nash has accused Jonathan’s coachman of spreading unconfirmed rumors about the situation.
Coachman, via Coach and Friend Showsources allegedly told him that WWE had offered R-Truth a significantly reduced contract. He said the truth refused to trade and chose to walk rather than cut his salary. Sean Oliver read the coachman’s estimate on air:
“This is a quote from Jonathan’s coachman. Someone reached out to me, so I should put this out. They reportedly offered me a much less money contract than he was making and he decided to turn it down.” “
The coachman said, “It’s something someone told me it knows. Whether it’s true or not, I’m not sure.”
Nash did not refrain. He wondered why the coachman even made the claim if he couldn’t hold it in.
“So, if someone told me I don’t know if it’s true, why would you even put it anything?”
Oliver replied, “Unless he knows it is true, he has to say he doesn’t know that he is true so he doesn’t.” Nash continued calling it a weak attempt that looked like an insider, without facing blowback.
“But at the same time, it’s like everything that’s like someone is trying to do. So I just throw this… as you know. ”
It’s worth noting that the episode appears to have been recorded before R-Truth shocks the fans on his return Bank money. The new WWE contracts have already been confirmed to be not a typical aggressive transaction, but rather designed to give you “one true final drive.”
Whether the coachman had real insights or simply tried to stay in the loop, Nash made it clear.
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