Back in 2019, Kyle Busch had just clinched the Cup Series title. However, he also went on to win another title in another sport. To be precise, he appeared on a segment of WWE 24/7 on Monday night. With Michael Waltrip in his corner, the Joe Gibbs Racing driver defeated Ron ‘R-Truth’ Killings.
Initially, Busch and Waltrip were guests on the program. After R-Truth won his belt, the two went out to congratulate him for his victory. However, there was soon to be a twist to the tale, when Waltrip suddenly unveiled a referee shirt.
A flummoxed R-Truth was pretty much taken aback, and that was when Kyle Busch struck. Busch sneaked up behind him and blind-sided him.
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Busch then proceeded to pin R-Truth, while Waltrip started the countdown and awarded the win to his fellow NASCAR driver.
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One year ago today, @KyleBusch dethroned the @WWE 24/7 champion @RonKillings.
(Via WWE) pic.twitter.com/eP9JAZ2VfD
— NASCAR on NBC (@NASCARonNBC) December 2, 2020
R-Truth made sure Kyle Busch did not keep the belt for long
However, R-Truth regained his title, after Waltrip became a turncoat. Apparently, the wrestler regained his belt on the very same night that Kyle Busch stole it from under his nose.
Waltrip took on the role of referee once again, and this time Kyle ‘Rowdy’ Busch lost in a straight fight.
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Of course, he did get that cheap shot, Busch milked the win for all it was worth. He pretty much oversold it by celebrating with his title belt and the NASCAR trophy. His 2019 Cup Series crown was his second ever Cup title after the maiden triumph in 2015.
With this WWE 24/7 win and loss, Busch became the first person to win the belt for the shortest amount of time. However, there was a second twist to the tale, when Kyle’s son Brexton Busch grabbed the belt from a distracted R-Truth and bolted.
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Now, Kyle Busch is simply enjoying the 2020 offseason. After some much-needed rest and relaxation, he will be hard at work, preparing for the 2021 season.
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