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#1. R-Truth isn't even in the match!
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This is the moment where R-Truth officially (in my mind, anyway) became the funniest guy working in WWE at the moment - and perhaps ever.
It's pretty common practice to, over the course of the weeks before the match, have all of that year's WWE Money In The Bank competitors confront each other at the same time. Usually, this involves having them all come out, one at a time, and cut a promo about... well, pretty much just about how they're going to win the famous briefcase.
So, on the June 8, 2015 edition of WWE RAW, when Roman Reigns came to the ring and began to wax poetic about his history with the MITB briefcase, we kind of saw where things were going. Even more so when one of his opponents in the match, Dolph Ziggler, came out to talk some smack.
Then, R-Truth's music hit - much to the confusion of everybody in and around the ring. Especially for Corporate Kane, who had come to ringside to defuse any potential volatile situations.
R-Truth began to explain that he was no longer afraid of ladders (I don't remember if spiders were still a problem for him, though), and that at Money In The Bank, he was gonna... which was right where Kane cut him off. The Chief Operations Officer of The Authority informed Truth that he wasn't actually in the match.
Now it was Truth's turn to be confused.
What's great about this segment is that it's such a non-sequitor - it does nothing to develop the actual match itself, but it's just so funny and entertaining that you can't help but love it. Truth's delivery and facial expressions are spot on here, as well - especially his stammering "This one's on me, my bad!"
This actually lead to the previous #3 entry - go back and read that and you'll see what I mean.
Chances are good that there's going to be plenty of R-Truth moments in the near future that will be even more hilarious than these. In the meantime, however, let's discuss some other hilarious Truth moments in the comments below.
