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#2. R-Truth doesn't want to go to Sioux Falls City
You want to know how you know when you're funny? When you can make Brock Lesnar laugh in the middle of the ring. R-Truth is one of the very few to have managed this feat.
At the beginning of the year, then-WWE Champion Brock Lesnar and his "advocate", Paul Heyman, announced to the world that Lesnar would be entering the Royal Rumble match - and he would be entering at #1. Heyman declared that his client would decimate, dominate, destroy, and presumable a bunch of other words that start with "D", all other 29 competitors.
After insisting, twice, that his predictions of Lesnar's victory were the "truth", R-Truth made his way to the ring - because saying "Truth" multiple times apparently makes him magically appear like some sort of pro wrestling Beetlejuice. R-Truth would declare that he was entering the Rumble and that the man standing with him in the ring wasn't going to stop him.
Except, true to form, R-Truth wasn't talking about Brock Lesnar. He was referring to Paul Heyman. That's right, R-Truth thought Heyman was competing in the Royal Rumble match. Once he was set straight on which one of the duo was actually in the match, Truth quickly "undeclared" himself from the match.
As Lesnar moved in to attack Truth, the 27/7 48/7 7-11 I-95 South Champion begged off, telling Lesnar to spare him and that he didn't want to go to "Sioux Falls City."
Apparently, according to some reports, Lesnar loved his segment with R-Truth so much that he requested working more with him in the future.
