WWE Attitude Era Legend Almost Died Of Stroke

D-Von Dudley, a distinguished member of the WWE Hall of Fame and a key figure in the field of professional wrestling, has left an indelible mark on the sport throughout his long career.

He passed many promotions, and His prominence in WWE is particularly notable, where he established a formidable legacy.

However, his journey took a major turn in 2020 when he faced a life-threatening challenge.

D-Von’s post-wrestling tenure in WWE has seen him transition into the role of a behind-the-scenes producer, bringing his rich experience and knowledge to the next generation of wrestling talent.

His last ring appearance was at SummerSlam 2016, where he teamed up with longtime partner Bubba Ray Dudley, culminating in a memorable matchup with Sami Zayn and Adrian Neville.

The wrestling community was faced with a grim reality when D-Von Dudley candidly revealed that he suffered a stroke in 2020. Speaking on Busted Open Radio, D-Von shared the painful details about his ordeal, acknowledging the important role his wife played in saving his life by recognizing the signs of a stroke.

Her narrative sheds light on the silent and often insidious nature of this pathological condition, highlighting its potential to be a “silent killer”.

With his remarkable recovery, wrestling fans can look forward to a major milestone in D-Von’s career.

He’s set to reunite with his Bubba partner Ray Dudley, better known as Bully Ray, on the 1000th episode of Impact Wrestling on September 9.

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This highly-anticipated reunion promises to be a big one, leaving fans eager to witness the next chapter in D-Von’s legendary wrestling journey.