Ted DiBiase

For over three decades, Ted DiBiase dominated the ring with unmatched charisma and that unforgettable million-dollar smile. DiBiase redefined what it meant to be a villain in wrestling. He didn’t just win matches — he bought them. With his legendary catchphrase “Everybody’s got a price!” and the custom Million Dollar Championship around his waist, he proved that in his world, money talks and everything has a price.

Ted traveled the world with the WWF, wrestling in some of the biggest venues in the world. Places like Madison Square Garden, The Superdome, The Skydome, The Tokyo Dome, and Wembley Stadium, all became familiar places to Ted. After six years with the WWF, seeing his likeness made into action figures, characters in video games and his face on everything from T-shirts to pin-ball machines, he ended his active career at the end of 1993 due to a neck injury.

He then went on to be a ringside manager and commentator with the WWF from 1994 to the fall of 1996. During that time he managed such wrestling superstars as “Stone” Cold Steve Austin and Bam Bam Bigelow. Ted finished his career working for World Championship Wrestling (WCW) from the Fall of 1996 to the Fall of 1999, spending a total of twenty-five years in the industry.