Anthony Michaels

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Anthony Michaels (born June 21, 19??) is an American professional wrestler, also known as Snot Dudley and Tony Carlone.

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Anthony Michaels was trained by Tim Horner at the Smoky Mountain Wrestling training camp and debuted on August 21, 1993 in Newport, Tennessee, losing to Joe Casanas. He worked for Smoky Mountain Wrestling and other independent promotions including the United States Wrestling Association until 1995. Michaels then began working for Extreme Championship Wrestling as Snot Dudley, one of the original Dudley Family members, and a member of Raven's Nest.

Michaels left ECW after a Jet ski accident left him badly injured, and rehabilitated for two years (the kayfabe explanation was that a Superbomb at the hands of The Pitbulls delivered at Hardcore Heaven had smashed his pelvis). After recovering he formed a tag team with Schmuck Dudley, and in 1998 they travelled to Florida where they wrestled with the now defunct Future of Wrestling promotion under a number of names including The Dudley Boys, Wildside and Animal House.

In 2000 he had a tryout match with the World Wrestling Federation but was not hired.

  • Little Snot Dudley
  • Lil' Snot Dudley
  • Snot Dudley
  • Fire the Inferno
  • The Inferno
  • Tony Carlone
  • "Superstar" Anthony Michaels

  • 2-time CCW Tag Team Champion (with Jeff Roth)

  • 3-time FCW Tag Team Champion (with Jeff Roth)

  • 3-time FOW Tag Team Champion (with Jeff Roth)
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