He Didn’t Like It: Fellow WWE Superstar Does Not Seem To Think Much Of R-Truth And 24/7 Title

I guess some people aren’t fans. There are a lot of things going on in WWE at the moment and that means things move around in a hurry. WWE has had to get creative to come up with things for so many wrestlers to do and some of them are more popular than others. Some of them are designed to be comedy, and as it turns out, not every fellow wrestler likes that kind of entertainment.

One of the bigger surprises this year has been the 24/7 Title, which came into being in the spring and has turned into a rather successful running joke. Based on the strength of R-Truth’s comedy skills, the joke of a title has turned into a joke with some legs. R-Truth has been in some of the most ridiculous of situations and now some of those situations seem to have annoyed one of his fellow roster members.

This week on Monday Night Raw, R-Truth and Akira Tozawa traded the title on the streets of New York City, with Santa Claus also winning the title. During the show, fellow WWE Superstar and member of the SmackDown roster Drew Gulak sent out a tweet seemingly mocking the entire situation. Gulak said that R-Truth’s win, as he defeated Santa Claus, brought legitimacy to the title. The win marked R-Truth’s twenty fifth reign as champion since the title was introduced on May 20.

Congratulations on your title victory, @RonKillings. Your win brings legitimacy and credibility to the 24/7 Championship! #RAWChristmas https://t.co/IlKwpqxstF

— Drew Gulak (@DrewGulak) December 24, 2019

The antics were strong with this one. Check out the shenanigans in New York City:

R-Truth, Akira Tozawa and Santa Claus scramble to win 24/7 Title: Raw, Dec. 23, 2019

Opinion: I’m not sure serious Gulak’s criticisms are, as there is no reason to believe that Gulak will be coming after the title anytime soon given the different brands. At the same time, Gulak is accurate in saying how this starting to feel repetitive. How many times can R-Truth roll someone up to get the title back before it stops meaning anything? I mean, we seem to have passed that months ago but WWE keeps going with it no matter what. The shelf life seems to be almost gone, but what happens with everyone after that?

Do you still like the 24/7 Title? How long can it last? Let us know in the comments below.

Thomas Hall has been a wrestling fan for over thirty years and has seen over 50,000 wrestling matches. He has also been a wrestling reviewer since 2009 with over 5,000 full shows covered. You can find his work at kbwrestlingreviews.com, or check out his- Amazon author page with 30 wrestling books. His latest book is KB’s Complete 2004 Monday Night Raw Reviews.

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