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Post by evilhomer on Oct 6, 2013 23:21:30 GMT -5
I didn't think much of K-Kwik. I didn't realize how good Ron Killings was until TNA got on Fox Sports and then Spike. He was great when he first turned heel as R-Truth and feuded with Cena. I'm glad he dropped his imaginary friend 'Little Jimmy.' Originally, I took 'Little Jimmy' to be Truth's name for the typical child fan that he wasn't going to sing and dance for any more or the typical fans of John Cena and the fans WWE caters to. He had to be a 'Good R-Truth' for 'Little Jimmy.' That's my take on the whole "little Jimmy" thing also. I was really enjoying his character and the development there for a while. Then came his face turn, to becoming a jobber to the stars, to becoming a "fun" character rather than what they had going for that short time. Now he's just doing the same rap, the same dance moves, and the same stare at the lights every time out.
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Post by buttersock on Oct 7, 2013 7:12:17 GMT -5
Highlights:
-K-Kwick, Road Dogg, & "The One" Billy Gunn defeating The Radicalz on Raw with Truth hitting the only 450 splash in his WWE career. -Segment at a Christmas edition of Raw where he meets Kurt Angles family. As Kurt's family walk off the screen, K-Kwick says, "Now THATS what I call a WHITE CHISTMAS".
Too bad, his run was so short as I found it enjoyable and I was so happy to see him when NWATNA first started doing ppvs.
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Post by crowwreak was WRONG on Oct 7, 2013 7:17:33 GMT -5
I think it's amazing how seemingly little he has aged since then. I remember watching the sunday night heat episode he debuted on as the Road Dog's partner and thought that was an odd debut for a wrestler Seriously, I think he's the same age as HBK. And as for his first run, kinda meh. Like everyone else who's jumped back, I didn't see his potential until he went to TNA
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