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R-Truth
"The truth shall set you free..." Growing up on the rough streets of Charlotte, North Carolina, R-Truth chose a life of
crime. His imprudence ultimately landed him behind bars. Once a free man, R-Truth recognized the wrongs of his past and
considered himself a stronger man after paying his debt to society.
R-Truth first appeared in WWE in 2000 alongside Road Dogg as K-Kwick. After seven years away from WWE, the reformed grappler
returned in 2008 with an optimism and charismatic rap flow that spread through arenas all over the world. His unparalleled
agility and athleticism inside the ring made him an instant fan favorite and legitimate championship threat. In the spring
of 2010, R-Truth let everyone know what's up when he won the United States Championship and became a contender for the
WWE Championship.
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After being within heartbeats of claiming professional wrestling's richest prize, R-Truth accused WWE, its Superstars,
and fans of conspiring against him. His belief was so strong he turned on John Morrison, interrupted Mr. McMahon and "Stone
Cold" Steve Austin while dressed in a Confederate uniform and formed a team with The Miz known as Awesome Truth.
Truth has returned to his family-friendly ways and embraces all the Little Jimmy's around the world. But foes beware,
because you're going to get got!
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