In a recent interview with SPORF, R-Truth discussed a myriad of topics including his mindset when it comes to helping out other talents, the advice he got from Steve Austin and Ricky Morton, and more.
You can check out some highlights from the interview below:
On helping out other stars: “Each one teach one. That’s what Jack Crockett wanted me to do. I got into this business by meeting Jack Crockett at a halfway house. How many people who meet you at a halfway house are gonna believe what you say? C’mon. He said ‘Each one teach one,’ always give back to somebody else. So any advice, anything I can give to somebody, there are superstars, males and females, [they can] come to me in NXT, [they can] come to me up here, I love giving back to them. I want everybody to win.”
On advice from Steve Austin and Ricky Morton: “Stone Cold Steve Austin, a long time ago, and Ricky Morton too, told me ‘Learn how to work the stick. And I’ve been working the stick ever since. That’ll keep you in business for years. Austin taught me that.”
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R-Truth, the popular WWE superstar, recently sat down for an interview with SPORF where he discussed various aspects of his career and shared some valuable advice he received from fellow wrestlers. In the interview, R-Truth emphasized the importance of helping out other talents and the impact it can have on their success.
One of the key points R-Truth made was about the concept of “each one teach one.” He revealed that this philosophy was instilled in him by Jack Crockett, whom he met at a halfway house when he was starting out in the wrestling business. Despite the skepticism that often surrounds individuals in such situations, Crockett believed in R-Truth and encouraged him to give back to others. R-Truth took this advice to heart and has been a strong advocate for helping fellow superstars ever since.
R-Truth expressed his willingness to offer advice and guidance to anyone who seeks it, whether they are in NXT or already established on the main roster. He believes that everyone should have the opportunity to succeed and wants to contribute to their growth and development. R-Truth’s commitment to helping others reflects his belief that when everyone wins, the entire industry benefits.
In addition to discussing his mindset towards assisting others, R-Truth also shared some valuable advice he received from two wrestling legends, Steve Austin and Ricky Morton. According to R-Truth, Austin and Morton both emphasized the importance of mastering microphone skills, commonly referred to as “working the stick.” They believed that being able to effectively communicate with the audience through promos and interviews is crucial for longevity in the business. R-Truth took this advice to heart and has been honing his microphone skills ever since, which has undoubtedly contributed to his popularity and success.
R-Truth’s interview with SPORF sheds light on his dedication to helping others and his commitment to continuous improvement. His willingness to share his knowledge and experiences with fellow wrestlers demonstrates his passion for the industry and his desire to see everyone succeed. R-Truth’s story is an inspiration to aspiring wrestlers and serves as a reminder that success is not only achieved through personal accomplishments but also by lifting others up along the way.
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