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Killings finished up with AAA in March of 2008. He was listed as working two weeks more, thru [[Rey de Reyes]], but had previously signed back with [[WWE]] and was pulled from his remaining outside matches earlier than expected.
Killings finished up with AAA in March of 2008. He was listed as working two weeks more, thru [[Rey de Reyes]], but had previously signed back with [[WWE]] and was pulled from his remaining outside matches earlier than expected.
When returning to the WWE, no WWE employers expected that he'll gain popularity so quick with the fans. The WWE ignored his old gimmick and his WWE accomplishment. The only thing they mention was that he appeared in the 2001 Royal Rumble.  While returning to the WWE, he won a Slammy Award for Best Musical Performance in 2008. 


[[Category:United States wrestlers]]
[[Category:United States wrestlers]]

Revision as of 15:02, 11 April 2009

Ron Killings
Ron Killings
Name Ron Killings
Real name Ron Killings
Nicknames The Truth, Suntan Superman
Name history K-Krush (1999 - 2002), K-Kwik (2000 - 2001), K. Malik Shabazz (XPW), Ron Killings (2002-2008) R-Truth (WWE 2008)
Family
Maestro(s) Manny "The Bull" Fernandez
Birth date, location January 19, 1972
Obituary date
Debut, location 1997
Lost mask to
Height 6'1"/1.85m
Weight 230 lbs/104 kg
Signature moves The Consequence, The True Conviction, Hang Time
Titles: Memphis Championship Wrestling Southern Heavyweight Championship (2), WWF Hardcore Championship (2), NCW/NWA Wildside Television Championship, NWA World Heavyweight Championship (2), NWA World Tag Team Championship with BG James

Mexico

From 2006 to 2008, Ron Killings was a member of the Foreign Legion, making occasional apperances in the ever revolving roster of outsiders. Killings was brought in thru AAA's relationship with TNA at the time, and appeared with the promotion after both AAA and Killings stopped working with TNA. Killings appeared more than most US based Legion members, but did not have any notable feuds or rivalries during this time in AAA. His most noteworthy moment was accidentally breaking Laredo Kid's leg during the 2007 Torneo Antonio Pena gauntlet match.

Killings finished up with AAA in March of 2008. He was listed as working two weeks more, thru Rey de Reyes, but had previously signed back with WWE and was pulled from his remaining outside matches earlier than expected.

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