WWE and Impact Wrestling Hall of Famer D-Von Dudley had a 28-year in-ring career and is now a WWE producer. He first made his name as part of Extreme Championship Wrestling, a promotion known for transforming American wrestling with its take no prisoners attitude. However, off-camera, it’s believed most ECW talent respected those who came before them, especially after Terry Funk came in and legitimized the promotion. Now speaking on his Table Talk podcast, along with guest Darren Young he discussed how many of today’s current crop of wrestlers lack that respect and called them rude. He did, though, make sure to exclude Darren Young, Drew McIntyre, Miro, and Sheamus from that statement.
D-Von’s two eldest sons, Terrence and Terrell Hughes, are currently looking to make a name for themselves as part of the current generation of wrestlers. Having been trained at their father’s Team 3D Academy, they’ve likely had it drilled into them from a young age the right way to behave in a locker room, and it seemingly is paying off as they’ve become AEW Dark regulars.
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