Regardless of the fact he's had two different stints in the WWE, R-Truth has failed to get anywhere in over eight years with the company. Besides a United States Championship and a Tag-Team Championship won with Kofi Kingston, Truth has achieved incredibly little since 2008. That's not say that Truth hasn't been on the cusp of greatness - the team of Awesome Truth seemed to be gathering momentum and were a dominant force for a few weeks, but ultimately the team was short-lived as punishment of a wellness violation by Truth. R-Truth has tried to exceed his role as that of a filler guy his whole run, but nothing seems to gel. He's never been part of a tag-team for more than a few months, he's never had any truly heated feuds, his match against John Cena for the WWE Championship, his biggest match to date, was somewhat forgettable. Ron Killings isn't a bad talent, but he's not an outstanding one either. He's a reliable, tried and tested lower-card veteran, that's where his place is and it's never likely to change.
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