8 Hidden Meanings Behind WWE Hell In A Cell 2020 Attires

7. R-Truth - The (24/7) Champ Is Here

R-Truth's been doing his John Cena fanboy schtick for a while now, but he didn't half look the part in his garish green t-shirt and jhorts - particularly when he hit You Can't See Me on Drew Gulak.

It's hard to imagine any of this ever going anywhere, but much like the bulk of Truth's WWE tenure, it's as much for the patter as it is some sort of grand destination.

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Posted On: 26th Oct 2020

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