“You a b**ch a**” – WWE’s R-Truth goes off!

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Andreas Hale suggested that users question WWE’s decision. While the promotion didn’t address Hale’s situation, R-Truth replied to the reporter’s post and didn’t hold back. While there was confusion at the time, users also pointed out that Hale had been extremely critical of the promotion and negative towards Truth’s run as a performer in the company.

Moreover, Hale was the same reporter who gave Wrestlepalooza a ‘C’ last year when the premium live event was aired for the first time on ESPN. As of now, the company has made no official statement on Andreas Hale’s situation, but Truth has spoken his mind on the matter.

“Cause you a b**ch a** That’s why🤷🏾‍♂️… I said what I said,” Truth’s response to Hale’s tweet.

A few users stated it was concerning that the company denied its access to the reporter, as they are currently working with ESPN as well. The story is ongoing, and we’ll keep you posted.

R-Truth and Damian Priest didn’t compete at WWE WrestleMania 42

Last year, R-Truth’s time with the company came to an end as his contract was about to expire. Instead, the whole situation became confusing as Truth claimed he was fired, and Triple H on Unreal claimed they wanted to renegotiate with the veteran. Luckily, both parties agreed, and the former United States Champion returned at WWE Money in the Bank 2025.

Later, he went by Ron Killings for a short period and shaved his head in front of the audience on Monday Night RAW. The edgy character lasted for a few months, and R-Truth returned to his normal self on Friday Night SmackDown. Earlier this year, he teamed up with Damian Priest on the blue brand, and the two defeated MFT to capture the WWE Tag Team Championship.

Similar to the Women’s United States Championship, the blue brand’s titles were also not featured at WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Regardless of their absence from the biggest event of the year, the two are still going strong as a tag team.