R-Truth has been a fan favorite throughout his WWE career for his hilarious antics. After months of involvement in a comic storyline with The Judgment Day (TJD), R-Truth finally captured the World Tag Team Championship at WrestleMania 40.
Truth beat Finn Balor and Damian Priest in a six-team ladder match to claim the gold, and now he has revealed details about his former allies. When Steve Fall of “Ten Count Media, Co” asked him about the phrase, “Bisexual Undertaker”, a nickname used by the fans for Damian Priest, Truth expressed his disbelief at the nature of the nickname before bursting out in laughter. He said he was not aware of it and would ask Priest whether he was aware of it or not.
Drew McIntyre recently took a shot at Damian Priest by calling him something along the same lines as the name given on social media. Truth also discussed his off-screen interaction with TJD members and how he still is unable to get an update on Rhea Ripley following her injury.
R-Truth and Damian Priest previously had some hilarious on-screen segments on RAW and the veteran disclosed how the current World Champion fought to keep him in the faction.
R-Truth disclosed Damian Priest fought to keep him in TJD
At the back end of last year, R-Truth was involved in a hit storyline with The Judgment Day. The fans were all in for it, although Truth was kicked out after some weeks.
Damian Priest was the one who fought to keep Truth with the faction or the veteran’s stay around them could’ve been shorter.
Speaking on “Busted Open Podcast”, the former US Champion said, “I will say Damian Priest, he was like, ‘Bro, we should keep you around. This thing is working.’ He actually went to, I think it was Hunter [Triple H] and the writers. Damian Priest fought for it.”
Even after Truth’s separation from TJD, the comical character took his chances to blend in with the heel faction, which was evident on RAW after WrestleMania.
With the 2024 WWE Draft coming up this Friday, R-Truth is sure to snoop around TJD business and provide more hilarious segments, as the Champions (barring Women’s tag team champions) are immune to drafting.
