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WWE Superstar’s Son Reacts to Triple H’s Comments on Saturday

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Dean Koutouratsas | Last updated Jun 8, 2025 5:46 PM ET

Fan-favorite WWE superstar R-Truth returned to the company during the main event of Saturday’s Money in the Bank pay-per-view event in Inglewood, California.

Truth — who will now go by his real name, Ron Killings — rushed into the ring wearing all black and a mask to prevent Undisputed Champion John Cena and Logan Paul from defeating World Heavyweight Champion Jey Uso and Cody Rhodes in a tag-team match. When Killings revealed his face, he immediately received a massive standing ovation from the crowd.

Following the show's ending, WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H, or Paul Levesque, told reporters the decision to bring back Killings was “all part of the show.” However, Ron Killings' son disagrees.

“Stop the ,” Christopher Killings wrote on his Instagram story Saturday.

R-Truth has signed a new deal with WWE for one last run as confirmed by his son. pic.twitter.com/WHZD7XkskN
— Wrestle Ops (@WrestleOps) June 8, 2025

Christopher Killings' statement refers to what is believed to be a last-second decision made by the WWE, which released Ron Killings on June 1. According to Fightful reporter Sean Ross Sapp , the decision to re-sign him was made within 72 hours by WWE’s President Nick Khan after fans chanted “We want Truth” throughout the week.

Nick Khan stepped in late for the talks to bring back R-Truth, @FightfulSelect has reported.

More details in our full story pic.twitter.com/dEVwswZMXu
— Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful.com (@SeanRossSapp) June 8, 2025

Ron Killings also claimed the initial release was not fake, and his son backed up that statement.

“Congrats on the new deal, dad ,” Christopher Killings shared in another post. “Last run .”

If Christopher Killings' claims are correct, the WWE universe could be in for Ron Killings' final run with the company, where he might have the chance to get revenge on Cena, who knocked him out at Saturday Night Main Event on May 24.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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