14 Facts About Road Dogg

Road Dogg twice competed for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship on pay-per-view.

Road Dogg was billed as The Roadie, an assistant to "Double J" Jeff Jarrett, a would-be country singer.

Road Dogg wrestled on several pay-per-views and television shows, but most of his first WWF tenure was spent accompanying Jarrett and interfering in his matches.

Road Dogg participated in the King of the Ring 1995 tournament defeating Doink the Clown, and Bob Holly until losing to Savio Vega in the semi-finals.

Road Dogg languished as an undercard singles wrestler until beginning a feud with The Honky Tonk Man.

Road Dogg was then indefinitely suspended, and later released from his contract in January 2001, due to personal problems.

Road Dogg dropped the title to Jarrett three days later.

Road Dogg was initially a heel and one of the founding members of Vince Russo's Sports Entertainment Xtreme faction.

Road Dogg informed them that he was going to see Larry Zbyszko to have himself added to the Destination X match as their partner, effectively making it a three-man tag team.

On January 29,2012, Road Dogg entered the Royal Rumble match as the twenty-third entrant and lasted nearly five minutes before being eliminated by Wade Barrett.

Road Dogg was released by WWE in January 2022, but was rehired as Senior Vice President of Live Events in August 2022, replacing Jeff Jarrett.

Road Dogg's tenure lasted from 1987 to 1993 and he fought in Operation Desert Storm in 1991, where he was a platoon sergeant in command of thirty-three Marines.

Road Dogg began taking painkillers during his time in D-Generation X After being suspended and then released from the WWF, he successfully underwent rehabilitation.

Road Dogg saw his kidney specialist and had a stress test done, and had been taking medications for high blood pressure.