Booker T sees a golden future for Ron Killings. Following his shocking return to the company at Money In The Bank, R-Truth made some more headlines for WWE on this week's episode of Raw, cutting off his braids and becoming Ron Killings. There has been a ton of conversation surrounding Killings; return, with Fightful Select dismissing online theories about the situation being a work. On the latest episode of his Hall Of Fame podcast, Booker T commented on the online chatter. “I’ve been seeing so much stuff on social media, when I do look at it, about this — about Ron Killings. Pros and cons, you know what I mean, opposed to just being one of the guys that say, ‘Man, I’m just glad he’s back.’ You know what I mean? The thing is, if he wasn’t back in WWE, he’d be somewhere. He’d be working. All the chatter and all the people trying to quarterback this thing and figure out what happened because of what Triple H said. My thing is this, was it a work? [I don’t think so]. But, if it was, it would’ve been a damn good work, okay?" Booker proceeded to say that the company should've turned the situation into a work before talking about the optics surrounding TKO and their practices as a business. “You might as well. This business has always been about creating, am I right? I think firing him created a moment to actually have what we’re talking about right now. Was it designed that way? No. Was it designed for Cody Rhodes to win at WrestleMania, it wasn’t. But the outpour came out, well, we got to fix this. People go, was it a TKO thing or a Triple H thing. My thing is this, let me give people a little bit of insight on that. When the TKO people came in, Endeavor and all those guys, this was my first thought process. These guys may not know me from Adam, okay, so let me be proactive and get ahead of this thing because I could be next on the chopping block. The only thing I want to know is, guys, just give me a heads up. That’s it. Don’t think I didn’t talk to someone and say, ‘Hey guys.’ You know why? Because I understand, like so many out there perhaps do not, that this is a young man’s business. It’s a young woman’s business. Somebody at my age, if they’re not thinking about a phone call coming at some point in time, they’re delusional. They’re not thinking properly. So when it happened with R-Truth, I’m thinking just like I’m thinking right now when I’m talking to you. At this stage of the game, if I’m not thinking that way, I’m being delusional. No matter how many people out there with love and the outpour of support would hopefully come out and say, give the job back. Don’t think I would be expecting to get it, because I would know my number has come. That’s just fact. That’s it. Can’t sugarcoat it. I’m damn happy that R-Truth is back, damn happy. But people that was crying and trying to make this a race thing and whatnot, it pisses me off. It really does. I don’t think that’s what it’s about.” Booker finished off the topic by saying that he thinks Killings is going to win a world title. “He’s not R-Truth anymore. I like that too. We might see a totally different guy perhaps, almost like Mick Foley and Mankind and Dude Love. Let’s see what Ron Killings brings to the table. I see Ron Killings winning the World Heavyweight Championship. That’s what I see. Put the title on him. How crazy would that be? It would the the biggest thing since, perhaps, putting the title on Mick Foley.” Learn more about Truth's segment on Monday's episode of Raw by clicking here. R-Truth was last a world champion in 2004, as he had a 14 day reign with the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. If you use any of the quotes above, please credit and link to the original source with a h/t and link back to Fightful for the transcription.