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R-Truth is currently one of the most popular stars in WWE. The former United States Champion is also leading the charts in merchandise sales as well. Recently, Truth shared what he learned from two WWE legends.
Sporf recently interviewed the former 24/7 Champion. During the interview, R-Truth shared that he learned a lot from former WWE World Heavyweight Champion The Rock. Truth claimed that he had taken Rock’s quick wit and very unselfish attitude into his own career.
“I worked with The Rock back in the Attitude Era too. The Rock’s always been a funny guy. Very funny, quick-witted. He’s cool and very, very unselfish. I’ve taken that into my own career, you have to. People can judge how you are as a human by that. People can tell if you’re selfish or unselfish and The Rock is definitely one of the most unselfish people I’ve ever met,” R-Truth said.
R-Truth and The Miz vs The Rock and John Cena
While talking about the Great One, Truth shared the moments when both he and The Miz teamed up to take on the team of The Rock and John Cena.
“Oh man, me and Miz was cooking. Awesome Truth was cooking at that time. There’s a picture Miz has of me and him. We’re in the ring with Cena and The Rock. Me and Miz are looking at each other and we had a connection of ‘Damn, we made it’. That was sold out, Madison Square Garden. C’mon, you don’t get no higher than that.
“Miz and me was doing a live event one night. We were walking out of MSG and they got the picture on the wall. That was the first time we’d seen it. And we had the exact same feeling in that moment as the night it happened. To be in the ring with those guys. The Rock, my childhood hero John Cena. Blessings don’t get bigger than that.”
What advice did R-Truth get from Stone Cold Steve Austin?
R-Truth also mentioned that the Texas Rattle Snake Stone Cold Steve Austin told him to learn how to work the stick.
“Stone Cold Steve Austin, a long time ago, and Ricky Morton too, told me ‘learn how to work the stick’. And I been working the stick ever since. That’ll keep you in business for years. Austin taught me that.”
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