Vince McMahon Unhappy With R-Truth! What are your thoughts on this?

Question

The Wrestling Observer is reporting that Vince McMahon was apparently very upset with how R-Truth's debut came off on last week's edition of Smackdown. Vince had wanted Truth to dominate his opponent so he would instantly appear as a top level star, but instead Killings worked a back and forth style match that saw him make a comeback late in the match. There was apparently a communication issue between Vince and the road agents as they booked Killings to work a competitive match as opposed to a squash.

Answer 1

Really????

R-Truth is a very skilled wrestler and he just debuted on smackdown last friday

Vince will release anyone these days.. R-Truth better not job either.

Answer 2

its mostly the road agents fault for telling ron killings what to do

Answer 3

I hardly think that's R-Truth's fault.

If he gets depushed or fired for the mistakes of others, then Vince is stupid.

Answer 4

some of that could be Dykstra's fault too

Answer 5

R-Truth is a joke. He shouldn't be pushed...with the exception of being pushed out of WWE. Remember K-Kwik? Didn't work with WWE and the only reason he was known in TNA was because it was a company  that was just beginning. If WWE is going to continue to persue TNA talent at least go after some one legit. Should Vince be mad at this? No, he should be happy he found out why he let K-Kwik/Ron the Truth go once before.

Answer 6

So how is that Truth's fault? Its more like the writers fault than Truth's. Anyways I like how he worked the match. It kinda puts Dykstra over. Geez, Vince needs to calm down.

-Quote the Raven, Nevermore

Answer 7

hes not upset with r truth,,he was unhappy because he told smackdown writers to make him win in a squash match but they made it a back and forth match..so it wasnt ron's fault..he was doing what he was told

Answer 8

how is it R-Truth's fault when there was a communication issue between Vince and the road agents. its not his fault. he did what he thought they wanted him to do.