R-Truths shocking WWE exit after nearly two decades has left the wrestling world unsettled, and now a former WWE Superstar is adding his voice to the growing chorus of disapproval.
Bishop Dyer, formerly known as Baron Corbin, didnt hold back during his appearance on Busted Open, where he reflected on Truths loyalty and suggested that the decision to release him wouldve never happened under Vince McMahons watch.
Corbin, who spent years working closely with Truth, pointed to Vince McMahons emotional investment in loyal talent as proof that things have changed under the TKO era. He made it clear he believes Truth gave WWE everything and didnt deserve to be shown the door.
Corbin then directly compared Truths loyalty to that of The Undertaker, who famously shared a close bond with McMahon.
And he wasnt done there. Corbin made it crystal clear that Truth always delivered, even when saddled with material that wouldve tanked others.
Corbin then dropped a chilling reminder for todays WWE locker roomno one is safe.
This latest reaction adds fuel to the fire surrounding Truths exit, which WWE has yet to publicly comment on in detail. As previously reported, WWE allegedly told talent not to wear R-Truths merchandise on-air following the announcement of his departure. The reasoning? WWE didnt want to give visibility to a star no longer under contract.
Truths final WWE match took place on the May 30 episode of SmackDown against JC Mateo. Before that, he was involved in a storyline with John Cena, whom he openly referred to as a childhood hero. His emotional exit post didnt get the typical best in your future endeavors from WWE, a move that many fans took as cold.
Baron Corbins comments now raise a deeper question about what loyalty really means in WWE today. If a guy like R-Truthwhos made even the worst material workis expendable, then whos really safe?
Was WWE wrong to let R-Truth go after all hes done for the company? Or was it just business? Drop your take in the comments and let us know how you really feel.
