D-Von Dudley will not state which person in WWE was allegedly racist to him during his time with the promotion, but he will state who it was not.
Earlier this month, D-Von claimed a prominent name within WWE made it clear that they did not like the Hall of Famer because of his skin color.
Speaking to Pwinsider for a new interview, Dudley spoke further on the matter but does not want fans to guess who the person in WWE is. He said,
“I want people to stop guessing who it was because I’m not gonna say who it was. You want me to say it because now you want to run this person through the mud. And yes, does that person deserve it? Yes. But I’ve always said God has his way of getting back at these people that do things like that.
“Again, there were witnesses that were there. Bubba [Ray Dudley] was there for the first one. He was the one that actually grabbed me and stopped me from knocking the hell out of this person.”
While some have accused John ‘Bradshaw’ Layfield and Michael P.S. Hayes, D-Von shot down those theories, saying he had great experiences with both men.
D-Von also recalled how he dealt with the unnamed individual. He said,
“This person came to me and said, ‘Hey, D-Von, how’re you doing? How is everything?’ I was like, ‘Why are you saying hi to me? You don’t like me.’ But I would say this in front of the people. ‘What do you mean I don’t like you? Of course, I like you.’ I go, ‘No, you don’t. Stop lying. Come on, you know you don’t like me. You’ve admitted it.’ ‘I don’t know what you’re talking about. Of course I do. Why would you think that? No, I’m there for you all the way.’
“I would be very condescending with this person. I tried to embarrass him as much as I could in front of people, but without being disrespectful. And so then I realized [I] got underneath this person’s skin, and that person basically stopped talking to me after a while.”
