WWE Hall Of Famer Reveals If Vince McMahon Was Ever Racist Towards Him
This WWE legend has recently opened some dirt sheets on people being racist towards him.
D-Von Dudley, one-half of the Legendary tag team The Dudley Boyz, has recently spoken out about racist remarks directed towards him from WWE employees during his time with the promotion.
One notable name D-Von has targeted and accused of being racist towards him when drunk is the voice of wrestling himself, legendary commentator Jim Ross (JR). Speaking to former WWE star Maven Huffman on his podcast, D-Von made the accusations to which Jim Ross responded on his YouTube show Grilling JR by outright denying the claims.
D-Von has now spoken in another video on his YouTube Channel, in which he has Maven on with him, clearing the air about some people being confused about whom D-Von was really pointing at when he said WWE executives, alleging that it was maybe Vince McMahon, Michael Hayes, Triple H, or John Laurinaitis.
WWE Hall of Famer D-Von Dudley Clarifies Vince McMahon Isn’t Racist.
D-Von tells Maven in the video that he has never had any issue with McMahon over race in his career. He even debunked stories that put WWE in a bad light for being racist, claiming that it’s something fans do when they don’t get their way with the star they want not being pushed by the company. He denied any of the aforementioned WWE names ever being racist towards him.
As far as Vince goes, I’ve never had an issue with him with race whatsoever. And you hear stories all the time about WWE being racist or what have you amongst Latinos or Black [people] and this and that. And these are some of the fans, because their favorites aren’t being pushed or being used the way they feel that they should. So, it’s got to be a racism problem.
Me working behind the scenes, I realized that it had nothing to do with race. It had everything to do with the person getting over and making it.
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