10 Attitude Era WWE Superstars You Totally Don't Remember
5. K-Kwik
R-Truth is still a cherished comedy act on WWE television today. People popped big when he and The Miz won tag gold at WrestleMania 40, and Truth solo deserves some sort of medal for doing his able best with the tired 24/7 Title gimmick. That was a marathon, not a sprint, but at least he tried to make something of it.
In late-2000, Truth was called something else. He was K-Kwik, and the WWF thought he'd be the perfect replacement for Billy Gunn as Road Dogg's tag partner. That lasted a few months until Roadie's personal problems forced him to leave the promotion. Then, Kwik turned his hand to singles before being released himself mid-Invasion in August 2001.
Bummer.
His blink-and-you'll-miss-it run was totally unremarkable, which is why everyone knows him as R-Truth not K-Kwik. Not even Attitude Era hardcores would call him that, which really speaks volumes about how small a splash he made between 2000-2001.