To continue the interesting portion of the show, someone calls in and Spike believes he is cutting a promo on him! It turns out to be a wrestler from New World Wrestling. Well, actually he changes that stance and brings up a story from his ECW days which is very interesting and has to be heard! Spike has never came across a guy who doesn’t take care of someone in the ring. He puts Taker over as a very respectable person. Spike says the whole spot where Undertaker choke slammed him over to the floor was his idea and needed to convince Taker to do the spot. Though, he still has lasting effect from the spot and has nerve damage. The spot when La Resistance missed the table looked bad but wasn’t as bad. His most painful bump was when he teamed with Balls to face the Dudley Boys on a PPV and he thought he shattered his heel and was unable to walk for three weeks. He does think that Rob Van Dam didn’t get a fair chance to carry the ball for the company. He doesn’t know whether the ECW guys got a fair chance. He was frustrated with the angle being pulled, just like his angle with Molly. He doesn’t know where the whole boss angle was heading. He was glad to get the chance to work with several guys like Rey Mysterio and Jamie Noble. Spike didn’t believe being put in the Cruiserweight division was any issue. Spike was upset when WWE pulled the plug on the angle. Spike really enjoyed the Spike/ Molly Holly angle. When he went to WWE he was told to tone it done with the whole LSD part of the Spike Dudley gimmick. He didn’t have a gimmick before Spike Dudley, he was just Matt Hyson. “Great, brilliant booker,' he said when asked about Paul Heyman. Spike didn’t know that he was going to be doing the stage dive with New Jack. He doesn’t think the stories he has are appropriate to be said over the air. Spike says that he owes a lot to Bam-Bam for his career. Spike does bring up when they did the spot, and people “parted like the red sea” so Spike hit nothing but concrete. Spike brings up that it was his first pay per match. Jack brings up Bam Bam Bigelow throwing Spike into the audience. Spike didn’t realize it was hurt severely and competed for two months afterwards. He blew his knee out when he slammed his knee against the guard railing. Spike doesn’t believe it was that good of a match, but it had several table spots. His match with Mike Awesome at Guilty As Charges 2000 was the event was when he blew his knee out and cost him six months. “Kind of reminds you how you got into the business.” He would like to compete more with the big guys compared to fighting someone his own weight. Spike loves competing on the independent shows. Dudley will be competing for New World Wrestling in Sandwich, MA. for old school wrestling recaps w/videos of matches.Īirs live Wednesdays from 8:00-10:00 p.m. In Your Head radio with Matt 'Spike Dudley' Hyson

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