R-Truth Posting Emotional Videos Following John Cena Heel Turn

Truth (real name Ron Killings) took to X.com and other platforms as he wanted to know why Cena would turn his back on all of his fans and double-cross Cody Rhodes. In doing so, Cena abandoned Truth, his fans, and all the kids that Cena had been granting wishes for over the past decade. Truth asked, "What about Cenation? What about the fans? John …are you For Real sayin “ F-ck them kids “ ? asking for a friend." In another post, he wrote, "Why John?"

He also posted an emotional music video, which he tagged as "Just trying to stay positive." Truth even claimed -- before the reality of the situation set in -- that photos of Cena from Elimination Chamber were made through AI, and the whole thing wasn't real.

Truth Making The Most Of Cena's Turn

Truth is a genius when it comes to getting the most out of a character that gets little television time. He's got incredible comedic timing and can make the best out of any storyline or creative idea given to him. He's been known for years as a huge Cena fan, often using his finishers in matches as a way to pay tribute to his friend. What he's doing with the Cena turn is absolute gold and WWE needs to capitalize on it.

At some point, the best way for Cena to really hammer home that he's a heel is to attack Truth, taking out his biggest fan on the WWE roster. It would be the fastest and easiest way to get the fans to hate Cena, seeing as Truth is among the most beloved talents in WWE.

All of his posts have generated a ton of comments and gone viral. Expect WWE to let Truth run with this on programming, even though he's working other storylines with The Miz and Carmelo Hayes on SmackDown.