Ex-WWE star known for being slammed through tables now completely unrecognisable and has job as financial planner
FORMER WWE superstar Spike Dudley looks completely unrecognisable almost two decades after leaving the promotion.
The 52-year-old, who was known for being slammed through tables, now has a job as a financial planner.
Dudley appeared in the WWE between 2001 and 2005, sporting long blonde hair during his time in the ring.
However, he now rocks a different look, with a greying beard and a shaved head.
In an interview with Chris Van Vliet, Dudley looked unrecognisable as he discussed his job with a financial investment company.
He explained: “I work with Merrill Edge, which is a financial investment company.
“What my role is, is when people die, their assets, their accounts have to get transitioned to their beneficiaries or to the estate or to the trust. My job is getting the assets to wherever they have to go.
“It’s kind of interesting, to me it’s fascinating because you’re dealing with a lot of grieving family members going ‘hey you know, my dad left us X amount of dollars, what do we have to do?’”
“Everything is different, you either have the grieving widow or you know the kids or the squabbling family or you have the estate attorneys, the trust accounts.
“Every call, every case is different and it’s a little bit of everything. It’s part financial planning, part psychiatrist.
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“But to me, it fits my personality. I find it very fulfilling, it’s a really cool job.”
Dudley was part of The Dudley Brothers during his wrestling career, alongside D-Von and Bubba Ray Dudley.
D-Von and Bubba Ray both went on to create the famed Dudley Boyz tag-team partnership, with Spike often joining them as part of feuds with other tag-teams.
During this period, he became known for smashing through tables after appearing in several high-profile Tables, Ladders and Chairs matches.
Dudley was famously slammed through a table during one such match by Jeff Hardy at Wrestlemania X-Seven in 2001.
After 21 years in the industry, Dudley retired from professional wrestling in 2015.