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'It ain't over!': WWE star R-Truth drops major hint about another potential match with John Cena
'It ain't over!': WWE star R-Truth drops major hint about another potential match with John Cena

Time of India

time6 days ago

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  • Time of India

'It ain't over!': WWE star R-Truth drops major hint about another potential match with John Cena

(Image via WWE) R-Truth, now known as Ron Killings, shocked the entire WWE universe after he returned to the company at WWE's Money in the Bank 2025, just one week after publicly revealing his apparent departure. Appearing unexpectedly during the high‑stakes main event of Money in the Bank, the 53‑year‑old performer sent shockwaves in the stadium by ambushing John Cena, swinging the momentum decisively toward Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso. The WWE star has again sparked speculation that he has a longstanding fixture with the company. He has also hinted that his storyline with John Cena is far from over. The duo locked horns this year for the first time at Saturday Night's Main Event (SNME) on May 24, 2025. Now, the veteran star claimed that their rivalry has not ended yet. R-Truth sparks speculation for his 'unfinished business' with John Cena R-Truth has recently sparked speculation for his 'unfinished business' with arch-rival John Cena , leaving fans waiting in anticipation for the upcoming feuds between them. The 53-year-old veteran teased the idea during a recent conversation with the Toronto Sun. He also spoke about his return to the company after a brief absence. Killings reflected on his recent return to WWE, emphasizing the emotional response and fan outreach he experienced. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like California: Gov Will Cover Your Cost To Install Solar If You Live In These Zips SunValue Learn More Undo He said, 'The outreach (is what I'll remember the most from this recent stretch of my career). The outreach, the love. I think it was meant for me, and it was meant for everybody.' No Holds Barred: Ron 'R-Truth' Killings He further said, 'Through all social media, talking about over 100 million reactions of emotions and of unifying on one thing. So if anything, it shows that we all can come together on something. Regardless of what, how, when, where, boom, we all came together on something. So that was showing that good in humanity, man. That was great.' Speaking regarding John Cena and his relationship, and any potential future bouts, R-Truth said, 'Oh, it ain't over. He gotta turn back who he was. He hurt people's heart. You just asked me the good stuff about him. He betrayed people…' (source: PWMania) Why has R-Truth changed his name? According to the renowned wrestling journalist, Dave Meltzer, via Figure Four Daily Update, R-Truth will be using his real name, Ron Killings , in WWE moving forward. In the report, it has been stated that Truth himself requested the name change to "One Final True Run" as a final farewell to his WWE veteran status. Moreover, it also stated that he would have used his real name as part of the television programming in WWE, which would allow him to pursue indie bookings once his new deal ended. Also Read : Ron Killings Net Worth 2025: What Is R‑Truth's Financial Worth After WWE Return | WWE News - Times of India The report stated, 'Ron Killings did ask for the name change to his real name as part of his new deal, as many had suspected. The advantage is that when the new deal ends, he will have had TV time as Ron Killings and can then go straight to using that name on indies and for personal appearances.' Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!

3 Key Reasons Jey Uso Lost WWE World Heavyweight Championship
3 Key Reasons Jey Uso Lost WWE World Heavyweight Championship

Yahoo

time12-06-2025

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  • Yahoo

3 Key Reasons Jey Uso Lost WWE World Heavyweight Championship

3 Key Reasons Jey Uso Lost WWE World Heavyweight Championship originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Jey Uso no longer holds the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, and there are three key reasons for that. Advertisement Throughout the buildup to his title rematch against Gunther, the story with Uso was that he was spreading himself thin. Uso had a lot on his plate, including helping his friend Sami Zayn in his feud with Seth Rollins' faction and teaming with Cody Rhodes to face John Cena and Logan Paul at "Money in the Bank 2025." Gunther even told Uso in the weeks leading up to their match that he may have the right qualities to be a great person, but it doesn't make for a sustainable champion. Gunther ultimately ended Uso's 51-day reign by choking him out at the conclusion of "WWE Raw." While some fans may take issue with the fact that Uso didn't get a full two months with the top male prize on the red brand, there are some reasons for WWE's decision to take the title off "Raw's" top babyface. Jey Uso Will Be Just Fine "Main Event" Jey Uso cuts an in-ring promo during an episode of "WWE Raw."(via WWE) Jey Uso's rise to stardom began thanks to his work with The Bloodline story. While Uso was heavily praised for the serious tone of his promos, his popularity and marketability exploded with his "Yeet" catchphrase and his entrances going through the crowd. Advertisement Uso built a strong connection with WWE fans, and it was never linked to him winning a championship. WWE capitalized on the momentum by making Uso the WWE Intercontinental Champion, a reign that lasted just 28 days. Fans didn't sour on Uso then and stuck with him for his WWE World Heavyweight Championship win at "WrestleMania 41." WWE recently posted a video of several kids crying after Uso lost his title to Gunther. He's still over with the fans; the "Yeet" chants aren't going away. Uso will continue to be a top merchandise seller. Gunther's character needs gold more than Uso because "The Ring General" is most effective when he is a champion. Uso's true value is that you can plug him in anywhere and he'll remain popular. It's Time for The Usos to Team Again The Usos make their way out for a tag team match on "WWE Raw."(via WWE) While Jey Uso has been handling solo business on "Raw," his brother Jimmy Uso has been involved in side stories more than anything. While Jimmy has received plenty of TV time on "SmackDown," he hasn't been involved in marquee feuds that lead to PLE matches. He needs his brother to get back to that level. Advertisement WWE planted the seeds for The Usos and The New Day to renew their rivalry after Jey lost the world title to Gunther. In a video uploaded on WWE's social media pages, WWE World Tag Team Champions Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods mocked Jey over the loss. Kingston bragged about holding a singles world title longer than Jey could. All signs point to a tag team title match between The New Day and The Usos, potentially at "SummerSlam 2025." The Usos have long been a top act in WWE, and fans will likely have no issue getting behind the team once again. Bigger Plans for 'SummerSlam' Sami Zayn celebrates after qualifying for the 2025 King of the Ring tournament.(via WWE) For weeks, Sami Zayn has vowed to eventually become a world champion. It's a goal that has eluded him throughout his decorated in-ring career. On WWE TV, Zayn's ability to win a world title has been doubted by the likes of Karrion Kross. It's a similar underdog story that Uso had before ultimately winning the big one. Advertisement Fans have been speculating that Zayn could win the 2025 King of the Ring tournament, which would grant him a WWE World Heavyweight Championship opportunity at "SummerSlam." There is plenty of history between Zayn and Gunther, which would come into play if "The Ring General" remains champion. WWE can easily get fans emotionally invested in Zayn's attempt to capture his first world championship. The question is, could Zayn's reign be far shorter than Uso's as Seth Rollins' MITB briefcase looms over the "Raw" brand? Related: WWE Legend Expected to Return During 'Monday Night Raw' This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 12, 2025, where it first appeared.

WWE Hall of Famer predicts Ron Killings could win World Championship
WWE Hall of Famer predicts Ron Killings could win World Championship

Time of India

time11-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

WWE Hall of Famer predicts Ron Killings could win World Championship

Image via WWE In a surprising twist on WWE programming, veteran performer R-Truth - now reintroducing himself as Ron Killings, has undergone a dramatic character shift that's caught the attention of fans and Hall of Famers alike. After returning at Money in the Bank 2025, Killings attacked John Cena, declared himself a new man on Raw, and made headlines by cutting off his trademark braids in front of a live audience. This rebirth isn't just cosmetic. WWE Hall of Famer Booker T, speaking on his "Hall of Fame" podcast, made a bold prediction that Ron Killings could capture the World Heavyweight Championship, drawing parallels to one of WWE's most iconic underdog triumphs. R-Truth Returns! WWE Shocker + UFC 316 Showdown 'I see Ron Killings winning the World Heavyweight Championship. That's what I see. Put the title on him. It would be the biggest thing since, perhaps, putting the title on Mick Foley,' Booker said. Can WWE's funniest man become its champion? Fans have long associated R-Truth with humor and charisma, but his wrestling résumé speaks volumes. A two-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion, Killings showed serious chops in TNA Wrestling before becoming WWE's go-to entertainer in backstage skits and 24/7 title antics. Now, with this stark transformation into a more serious character, WWE seems to be planting seeds for a late-career resurgence. His cryptic post-attack promo and the crowd's reaction hint at something more than a nostalgia act. The wrestling world is buzzing, with social media users voicing support for a potential title run. One fan wrote, 'If Cody could finish his story, then R-Truth could finish his.' Others hailed Killings' TNA reign as proof he can carry a top title with credibility. Still, skeptics remain. Some pointed to Killings' age and injury history as potential hurdles. But even critics acknowledged a midcard title run could be in the cards. Killings has credited the fans for his return. In a heartfelt tweet, he wrote: 'Y'all brought me back!! They heard, listened, felt, and understood… I AM Ron KILLINGS. I AM THE TRUTH. THE WHOLE TRUTH. AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.' He also thanked Triple H and Nick Khan for giving him the chance to step into this new chapter. His Raw promo, an emotional declaration of identity and control - marked a career reset. From comic relief to a man demanding respect, Killings is now positioning himself as a serious contender. Whether or not a world title reign follows, the support from fans and legends like Booker T has already turned this return into a meaningful moment. Ron Killings may just be entering the most powerful chapter of his career yet. Also Read: Ron Killings chooses legacy over change, declines Metro Boomin's WWE proposal

Exclusive: After R-Truth, is Braun Strowman going to return to WWE on public demand? Expert has this to say
Exclusive: After R-Truth, is Braun Strowman going to return to WWE on public demand? Expert has this to say

Time of India

time10-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Exclusive: After R-Truth, is Braun Strowman going to return to WWE on public demand? Expert has this to say

Braun Strowman WWE return: R-Truth, on June 1, announced that the WWE had decided against renewing his contract and looked back on his time with the company. This created a great deal of buzz on social media as several angry netizens took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to express displeasure with the Stamford-based promotion for letting go of the popular veteran. Following this backlash, WWE gave him a new deal. He will now stay with the promotion and perform under his real name Ron Killings Vince Russo feels, unlike R-Truth, Braun Strowman won't return to WWE on public demand The R-Truth situation has sparked speculation of Braun Strowman returning to the WWE. 'The Monster Among Men, who too enjoyed the loyalty of the WWE Universe, was released from the company on May 3 alongside several other performers. In an exclusive interaction with India times, veteran writer Vince Russo addressed the possibility. The moment that made the crowd stand still…RON. KILLINGS.#WWERAW Braun Strowman, who was let go by the WWE last month, had endeared himself to the audience with his feuds against Bronson Reed and Jacob Fatu. This made his departure a hard pill to swallow for the WWE universe. Many of his ardent fans even hoped that R-Truth being rehired on public demand would open the door for 'The Monster Among Men' to get a third run with the company. However, writer Vince Russo feels this won't happen as Strowman was previously released in 2021 as well. He also stated that the powerhouse did not enjoy the type of fan following that Ron Killings does. 'That ship has already sailed. And their fan base didn't have the same sentiment towards Strowman that they had towards Truth. Plus, it wasn't the first time they released Braun. No---Strowman IS NOT coming back,' he told the website. Vince Russo has been an inseparable part of the professional wrestling landscape since the 90s. He is best known for his association with the WWE and the now defunct World Championship Wrestling (WCW) R-Truth made an instant impact on returning to WWE Coming back to Truth, he returned to WWE programming at Money in the Bank 2025 and nailed John Cena with a spear and the Undisputed Championship to teach him a lesson for humiliating him at Saturday Night's Main Event. This cost 'The Champ' and Logan Paul their match against Jey Uso and Cody Rhodes. On June 9, he cut a promo in which he thanked fans for helping him regain his job and also vowed to be 'himself' during his new run.

WWE Adds 2 Significant Matches to 'Raw' Show on Monday
WWE Adds 2 Significant Matches to 'Raw' Show on Monday

Yahoo

time09-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

WWE Adds 2 Significant Matches to 'Raw' Show on Monday

WWE Adds 2 Significant Matches to 'Raw' Show on Monday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. WWE has added two marquee matches with major implications for Monday's episode of "Raw." Just one night after "Money in the Bank 2025," WWE has loaded up its "Monday Night Raw" show. Undisputed WWE Champion John Cena will appear after he was attacked by R-Truth, who made a shocking appearance after he was initially told his contract wouldn't be renewed. Fans will also see the return of Nikki Bella. Advertisement As for the two new matches added to the red brand, both of them will be qualifiers for the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments. On the men's side, Sami Zayn, Bron Breakker, WWE Intercontinental Champion Dominik Mysterio, and Penta will collide. The women's match will feature Rhea Ripley, Liv Morgan, Roxanne Perez, and Kairi Sane. The announcement was made by "Raw" general manager Adam Pearce. The finals of the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments will be held at "Night of Champions" in Riyadh on June 28. The winners will receive world title opportunities at "SummerSlam 2025" at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford. Advertisement Also scheduled for Monday's episode of "Raw" will be a WWE World Heavyweight Championship rematch between titleholder Jey Uso and Gunther. Uso submitted "The Ring General" at "WrestleMania 41" to capture his first world singles title. You can also expect to see men's MITB winner Seth Rollins appear. Rollins outlasted five other men to obtain the briefcase, which guarantees him a world title shot anytime he wishes to cash in. Could tonight's episode end with a new world titleholder? Related: WWE Takes Extra Security Measures After 'Raw' Star's Life Is Threatened This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 9, 2025, where it first appeared.

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