Ron Killings shocking return at WWE Money in the Bank had fans talking, but according to former WWE commentator Jonathan Coachman, the companys it was all part of the show explanation doesnt hold up. A day after the pay-per-view, Coachman took to social media to drop what he called an emergency truth take, and he didnt hold back.
In a post on June 8, 2025, Coachman tweeted: Emergency Truth wrestling take on the return of Ron Killings. Tell me I am wrong. He then followed up with a lengthy video calling out WWE, TKO, and specifically Triple H for trying to rewrite the story behind Truths release and comeback.
Coachman started by saying fansand WWE itselfneed to be honest about what really happened.
Coachman then addressed conflicting reports about how the return came together, pushing back on stories that Nick Khan was responsible for bringing Truth back.
What really rubbed Coach the wrong way was Triple Hs post-show presser, where he shrugged off the whole situation with a smug grin and a vague deflection.
Coachman went on to dismantle rumors that WWE dropped Truth because he was making too much money and refused to return at a lower rate.
Coachman then brought it all back to Killings situation and defended the decision to accept a reduced deal.
Coachman wrapped his statement with a reality check for everyone caught up in the drama.
Coachs words didnt just offer a hot takethey laid out a more grounded explanation of how WWE reacted under pressure. While Triple H tried to play it off like everything went according to plan, Coachman made it clear that wasnt the caseand hes not alone in thinking that.
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