Grabbys Spotlight: Wolf Hendrix
Targeting trophies in Torremolinos.
As we count down towards the Grabby Awards in Torremolinos, we caught up with Wolf Hendrix.
Wolf Hendrix is nominated in six categories:
- Best Bottom
- Newcomer of the Year
- Duo of the Year
- Collab of the Year
- Scene of the Year
- Group Scene of the Year
You've said that winning a Grabby Award would be recognition for your work and what you’re trying to accomplish in the adult entertainment industry - how did you discover and start to explore that performing on camera and content creation was something that you're passionate about?
I worked in advertising for a long time. But after over 20 years, that job gave me nothing but stress, anxiety and a feeling of not being in the right place anymore.
Then, I met a coach/psychologist who asked me questions I had never really sat down and thought about. Questions like: What do you truly enjoy in life? What fulfils you? What gives you energy?
After some contemplation, my truthful answer to all of those was passionate good sex. His logical conclusion then was: Do something with sex for a living!
As I have always loved recording myself, showing off a little or going to cruising places and being watched by others having sex, I quickly put one and one together, and Wolf Hendrix was born.
I had never thought about doing something so ‘out there’, but once I was honest with myself, and ignored the expectations of my surroundings, I found that this was what I genuinely wanted to do with my life.
Once I started, things just fell into place and I knew I was right where I was supposed to be, doing the thing I should have done 20 years ago - better late than never.
What I really want to show in my content is genuine interest, genuine sexual lust and passion between men. So far, I’ve been able to show that in all the content I have put out there, and I will continue putting content out there that shows genuine, authentic man-on-man lust. It’s the porn I want to see, and the only porn I can get off to.
Do you consider yourself an exhibitionist?
I think you have to be in a profession like this. You need to want to show the world the real you, and let them in and share in your fun.
I have never had an issue with nudity, or shame around my naked body. In the right setting, I enjoy being naked. I am always naked at home - in winter I wear socks. Being naked in front of others is second nature to me.
On top of that, I now work at Lab and Berghain in Berlin, where I’m naked behind the bar half the time anyway. My exhibitionism is now peaking with that work and creating videos for all to see.
What was your relationship with your body like when you were growing up?
I’m originally from the Netherlands, which is a fairly liberal and sexually free country anyway, so nudity was never strange to me. My parents were naked in front of us sometimes, so we also felt comfortable with it.
Of course, once I hit my teens, that changed. But I was introduced to going to saunas by relatives, and so even then I was comfortable being naked.
To this day, when I get home, the very first thing I do is take all my clothes off. It just makes me feel free.
How has your work in the adult entertainment industry changed your relationship with your body and the way that you experience intimacy?
Seeing your own body from every conceivable angle all the time, it does something to you. It confronts you with your body in a way not many people get to see or experience. It is revealing, surprising and sometimes shocking, so you do tend to notice your body more, and be more critical of your perceived faults.
Although confronting, I am happy to say I see it all more as a challenge to better myself, rather than a negative where I could become insecure about my body's perceived ‘short-comings’.
It has made me more structured, more dedicated and way more motivated and disciplined in keeping my body in shape.
When I started out, I had some experienced porn-stars help me out by sharing their knowledge. Both of them clearly said; this work will change your relationship with the sex you have in private.
One of them suggested to keep seeing trusted and good fuck-buddies to balance the more transactional sex we have on camera. Luckily, most of the sex I have in front of the camera still fulfils me greatly, but I do understand what he means, because the sex I have with my fuck-buddies hits different.
Another example I could give is: sometimes I meet with other creators, and from the moment we see each other we are all over each other because the lust is so big - so we start fucking immediately without cameras on, and then we have to stop ourselves and turn the cameras on to not miss the heat. But once the camera rolls, you take on that ‘in front of the cam persona’ and the sex does change. Not any less real, or passionate, but just more performative.
What makes a good collab?
What makes a good collab is two-fold, in my opinion: First, of course there needs to be a natural attraction between the people on screen. That kind of heat and passion is hard to fake. But equally as important is to have a clear plan of what you are trying to film. I find talking and planning the shoot a little helps with the end result being fire.
Gareth Johnson
Beyond the Grabby Awards, what else is on your vision-board for the months ahead?
I’ve been doing porn work for about 18 months now, and it’s all been going well. But it could be going even better, so at the beginning of 2026, I sat down with a friend who is a strategist and we hashed out a plan for me for the coming year to make Wolf even more successful.
There are many facets to this strategic plan, and it takes a lot of time to implement all these changes, updates and upgrades. For most of 2026, I will be putting these into practice, as well as travelling to other countries and cities to meet, and film with other creators.
Other than that, if you find yourself in Berlin this year, come say hi to me at Berghain or Lab! I’ll be the one wearing the bandana around his neck, and most likely I’ll be naked!
Gareth Johnson