Editing Right to Censor (section)

===Split and future===
[[WrestleMania X-Seven]] on April 1 was the symbolic end of the Right to Censor, as the stable lost all of the matches they were scheduled to participate in,<ref name=Encyclopedia>{{cite book|title=[[WWE Encyclopedia]]|last1=Shields|first1=Brian|last2=Sullivan|first2=Kevin|page=[https://archive.org/details/wweencyclopediad0000shie/page/251 251]|publisher=[[Dorling Kindersley]]|year=2009|isbn=978-0-7566-4190-0}}</ref> Buchanan, Venis, and The Goodfather lost a 6-man tag match against the APA and [[Tazz]] while Ivory lost her title to Chyna.

On the April 26 episode of ''[[WWE SmackDown|WWF SmackDown!]]'', Richards, Buchanan, Val Venis, and The Goodfather faced [[The Undertaker]] in a 4-on-1 handicap match. The group was finally disbanded when Steven Richards was hit with the [[Powerbomb#Elevated Powerbomb|Last Ride]] by The Undertaker.<ref name=Encyclopedia/> The Goodfather, Buchanan and Val Venis all walked out and left him lying in the ring. The group's last match was contested on the May 24 episode of ''SmackDown!'', when Buchanan, The Goodfather and Ivory lost to [[Steve Blackman]], [[Grand Master Sexay]] and [[Trish Stratus]] in a tag match. Then Ivory and Richards made an appearance for [[Memphis Championship Wrestling]] losing to [[Rodney (wrestler)|Rodrageous]] and [[Lisa Marie Varon|Victoria]] on June 14, 2001. Following this match, RTC was officially disbanded, with Ivory appearing for the last time under the Right to Censor gimmick on the June 16 episode of ''Metal''. 

Ivory and Richards returned as members of [[The Alliance (professional wrestling)|The Alliance]] during the [[The Invasion (professional wrestling)|Invasion]] angle while Venis and Goodfather returned at the [[Royal Rumble (2002)|2002 Royal Rumble]] under their old personas. Steven Richards adopted a [[Heel (professional wrestling)#Types|psychotic]] [[Gimmick (professional wrestling)|gimmick]] while Bull Buchanan was briefly rebranded as '''B<sup>2</sup>''' (B-Squared) in 2002 and made a bodyguard for [[John Cena]] before departing the WWE in January 2003. The rest of the group reverted to their previous [[Gimmick (professional wrestling)|personas]] before the advent of the faction. Godfather was released in 2002 (and later inducted into the [[WWE Hall of Fame]] in 2016), Ivory in 2005 (inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2018), Richards in 2008 and Venis in 2009.

The Right to Censor gimmick returned for one night at the [[Royal Rumble (2022)|2022 Royal Rumble]], when Ivory made a guest appearance in the women's [[Royal Rumble match]]. Ivory's participation primarily consisted of her cutting a promo deriding the roster's unladylike behaviour; she lasted thirty seconds in the match before being eliminated by [[Rhea Ripley]]. Buchanan's son, [[Brooks Jensen|Benjamin]], who wrestles as Brooks Jensen, is now signed with the company and, as of {{currentyear}}, currently performs in its [[NXT (WWE brand)|NXT]] developmental brand.

The righttocensor.com domain remained active for 19 years even after the group's dissolution; until mid-2002, the address redirected to WWF's/WWE's Superstars website, before WWE lost the domain to [[domain squatting|squatters]]. For unknown reasons, an unknown individual acquired the former website's domain in July 2020 and redirects the righttocensor.com domain to rival [[All Elite Wrestling]] (AEW)'s website.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.thesportster.com/news/right-censor-website-aew/|title=The Website For A Lapsed WWE IP Takes Fans Directly To AEW.com|first=Josh|last=Coulson|date=5 August 2020|website=TheSportster|accessdate=27 March 2023}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://whois.domaintools.com/righttocensor.com|title=Whois Lookup Captcha|website=whois.domaintools.com|accessdate=27 March 2023}}</ref> As of May 2024, the domain returned to squatters and contains advertisements for various unrelated services.