Real name: Ron Killings
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 225 lbs.
Date of birth: January 19, 1972
From: Charlotte, NC
Pro debut: 1995
Trained by: Manny Fernandez
Finishing move: The Consequence
Photo credit: World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.
Biography
- Upon signing with the WWF, Killings, wrestling as K-Krush, was assigned to Memphis Championship Wrestling.
- K-Krush was awarded the NWA Wildside Television title on December 12, 1999 in Cornelia, GA.
- On April 12, 2000, K-Krush won a battle royal in Robinsonville, MS to claim the vacant MCW Southern title.
- On August 19, 2000, K-Krush claimed his second MCW Southern title by beating Joey Abs of the Mean Street Posse.
- Killings primarily worked dark matches in the fall of 2000, until the company called him up to the main roster.
- Killings ring name was changed to K-Kwik upon entering the WWF in November 2000.
- For a short time, K-Kwik formed a tag team with "The Road Dogg" Jesse James. The duo performed their own entrance theme, "Getting' Rowdy."
- On February 3, 2001, K-Kwik defeated Raven at a non-televised WWF event to briefly capture the Hardcore title.
- After the company released James, K-Kwik was used primarily as a jobber until the WWF also released him.
- In the spring of 2002, Killings agreed to compete for Jerry Jarrett's new PPV wrestling group, NWA TNA.
- On the July 3, 2002 NWA TNA PPV, K-Krush and Jeff Jarrett defeated Scott Hall and Brian Christopher in Nashville, TN.
- The following week, K-Krush defeated race-car driver Hermie Sadler using the ropes for leverage. However, after the match, the referee reversed the decision.
- On July 17, 2002, K-Krush made short work of Norman Smiley.
- In weeks following, K-Krush eventually became Ron "The Truth" Killings.
- On August 7, 2002, Killings defeated Ken Shamrock in Nashville, TN to capture the NWA title. Killings became the first African American to win the NWA championship.
- Killings successfully defended the NWA title against X division champion Jerry Lynn on the September 18, 2002 PPV.
- Two weeks later, Killings again retained the NWA title in a thrilling match with former X division champion, Low Ki.
- At the 54th NWA Anniversary show in Corpus Christi, TX, Killings successfully defended the NWA title against Hotstuff Hernandez.
- After months of being a babyface, Killings turned heel on the March 19, 2003 NWA TNA PPV by turning on Jeff Jarrett.
- On November 26, 2003, Killings, B.G. James, and Konnan defeated Glenn Gilberti, Simon Diamond and Johnny Swinger for the held up NWA World Tag Team title in Nashville, TN.
- Killings defeated AJ Styles, Chris Harris, and Raven in a "deadly draw" match on May 19, 2004 in Nashville to regain the NWA title.
- At the 2004 Victory Road PPV in Orlando, Killings, The Empire Saint (Pat Kenney), Johnny B. Badd and Erik Watts defeated the Naturals, Kid Kash and Dallas.
- At the TNA 2005 Slammiversary PPV, Killings defeated The Outlaw.
- At the 2005 Sacrifice PPV, Killings and Konnan defeated Kip James and Monty Brown.
- At the 2005 Unbreakable PPV, the 3 Live Kru defeated The Diamonds in the Rough.
- The 3 Live Kru defeated Team Canada (A1, Bobby Roode, and Eric Young) at Genesis 2005.
- At Lockdown '06, Team Sting (Sting, Rhino, AJ Styles and Killings) defeated Team Jarrett (Jeff Jarrett, Scott Steiner and America's Most Wanted) in a "lethal lottery" match.
- At the September 2, 2006 debut of RXLL, Killings defeated Bobby Lee Jr. in Guadalajara.
- Killings and Lance Hoyt defeated Alex Shelley and Austin Starr at the 2006 Genesis PPV.
- In June 2007, Killings quit TNA. Killings returned to TNA at the Hard Justice PPV to confront suspended NFL player Adam "Pacman" Jones.
- At AAA's TripleMania on July 15, 2007, Killings, Sabu, Head Hunter A, and Rikishi defeated La Parka, Rikishi, Zorro, and The Animal.
- At No Surrender '07 in Orlando, Killings and suspended NFL defensive back Adam "Pacman" Jones defeated Sting and Kurt Angle to capture the TNA World Tag Team titles.
- On December 3, 2007, Killings requested and received his TNA release.
- In the summer of 2008, Killings returned to WWE as R-Truth.
