Thread: R-Truth Suspended
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Old 11-26-2011, 08:36 PM   #71
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Originally Posted by Juan View Post
He smoked a little fake weed, I don't think he "blew" it
The company now has to re-write top level storylines and has one less player for 30 days. I hope R-Truth gets his shit together and all that, but the dude has had a history of drug problems in the past, and seemed to build enough trust and respect with higher-ups that he was given a spot as a main eventer (even if he was never going to be the WWE Champion, or anything), and it's blown up in the company's face.

Also, if a little fake weed is in the company's wellness policy, then talent should be smart enough to avoid it. That goes for Darren Young, Heath Slater and Evan Bourne, too. I wouldn't go as far as to say they should be released (that's what the third strike is for), but I would be looking for a heel team to take the WWE Tag Team Titles off Air Boom soon, and Darren Young should spend some more time back down in FCW, and any push for Slater should be put on the back-burner.

The reason this policy is there is so that representatives of the company do not embarrass the WWE publically. There is nothing worse than being a main event talent and getting busted for this shit. Regal ruined his own push, and I suspect that Truth might have done his in, too.
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