D-Von Dudley has ended speculation about a racially offensive incident from the WWE Attitude Eraconfirming on a recent podcast that Jim Ross was the one behind the hurtful remarks. But this wasnt about canceling anyone. In fact, D-Von made it clear: this was about letting go on his own terms.
On a new episode of Duke Loves Rasslin, D-Von explained why he finally opened up about the situation after staying quiet for so long. It stemmed from a prior episode featuring Maven and Bubba Ray Dudley, where Maven pushed D-Von to say the nameand once it was out, the clip took off online. The story became viral, but the full picture wasnt really tolduntil now.
D-Von made it clear the interaction still affects him to this daybut hes not looking to take Ross down. In fact, his approach is all about moving forward with peace.
He continued by pointing out that even if JR doesnt remember the exchange, it left a mark.
D-Von also used the moment to send a broader messageone about truth, timing, and exposure.
Despite revealing Ross name, D-Von was very clear about one thinghes not looking for people to attack JR online or twist his story into hate.
This moment wasnt about finger-pointingit was about healing. D-Von chose to speak up not out of bitterness, but out of growth. And while he still carries the memory, hes no longer carrying the weight.
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