During a fresh episode of “Insight With Chris Van Vliet”, WWE’s The Road Dogg was a special guest who waxed lyrical about his association and work with R-Truth.
Here are a few standouts from the podcast:
Speaking on R-Truth: “I vouch for R-Truth in every possible way. He’s flawless in my perspective. He’s the diametrical opposite of The Undertaker yet they both belong to the same spectrum. Undertaker remains the seriousness but R-Truth adds a lightness to it. He has never disappointed me. Throw him in any situation and he’s bound to win me over.”
Talking about his bond with R-Truth: “I have nothing but wonderful memories with Ronnie Killings. My affection for him goes back to the day we first crossed paths. Oddly enough, he and I are quite similar, akin to two peas in a pod, although with different racial backgrounds. It’s an amazing sight to behold.”
Reflecting on their practice for a dumpster segment with Vince McMahon: “Foley and Funk did not get the chance to rehearse in the dumpster, but Vince did. It wasn’t a huge fall but sufficient enough to make an impact. True courage, or maybe just idiocy, it’s hard to tell.”
In another intriguing episode of the “Kliq This” podcast, WWE Hall of Famer, Kevin Nash aka Diesel fondly recalls an incident from the 1994 Royal Rumble event where he engaged with Virgil. He also shares his two cents on the controversial Canadian Destroyer move.
Check out the podcast highlights below:
Regarding getting back at Virgil in the match: “He tagged me a couple of times, so I had to teach him a lesson…I wasn’t bothered about it. Vince praised me and said, ‘Good job, Big D!’ I was able to accomplish what was expected of me that night.”
Sharing his disdain for the Canadian Destroyer: “Every time someone uses the Canadian Destroyer, I’m left bewildered about who’s supposed to react in pain. It appears to leave both contenders clueless, sparking confusion. So, who’s going to react to the move? ‘Oh, it’s the top athlete.’ Okay, now I get it!”
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