until the promotion folded in April 2001, when he too joined the WWF, reuniting with Buh Buh Ray and D-Von. Legacy Buh Buh Ray (renamed "Bubba Ray") and D-Von Dudley would go on to the World Wrestling Federation, winning the World Tag Team Championship eight times, as well as the WWE Tag Team Championship and WCW Tag Team Championship once each. Spike Dudley joined his "half-brothers" in 2001, winning the WWE European Championship and WWE Cruiserweight Championship, and remained with the Dudleys on and off until their collective release in 2005. For a short time, Stacy Keibler acted as a valet for the Dudleys under the name of "The Duchess of Dudleyville". The Backseat Boyz, Trent Acid and Johnny Kashmere, appeared on an episode of WWF Sunday Night Heat as "The Backseat Dudleys." In early 2007, actor Steve Schirripa appeared alongside Bubba Ray (renamed "Brother Ray") and D-Von (renamed "Brother Devon") in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, where he was depicted as a distant relative of the Dudley family. Several more Dudleys were created outside of ECW. Big Dick Dudley formed a tag team on the independent circuit with Mark Vartanian, using the name "Psycho Sam Dudley", while Snot Dudley formed a tag team with Jeff Roth, using the name "Schmuck Dudley". From 2016 to 2018, D-Von Dudley's sons wrestled as Terrell Dudley and Terrence Dudley. Trademark of name After the release of Bubba Ray and D-Von from WWE in 2005, they were informed by the company that they could not use any aspect of the "Dudley" name in any other promotions due to WWE trademarking the names before their release. This decision was controversial due to the fact that Paul Heyman, the former owner of ECW, had "given" the men (including Spike) the rights to the gimmick out of loyalty when ECW folded, but never actually transferred the rights in any official manner. Although the former Dudleys attempted to fight WWE for ownership, they were unsuccessful. Following their debut in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), they took the monikers of "Brother Ray " (Bubba Ray) and "Brother Devon" (D-Von), combining under the new name "Team 3D". As a jab back at WWE, they wore shirts with middle fingers on them with the message "Trademark This!" and constantly tread a fine line of the official trademark by either having others use their common phrase "Get the tables!" or almost saying it