Ted DiBiase on his Final Days in Mid-South Wrestling

'The Million Dollar Man' Ted DiBiase looks back at his Hall of Fame career, from Mid-South, to Japan, to WCW, to WWF, and everywhere in-between! Join Ted and Marcus every Friday at 6am ET on all podcast platforms or if you want early access, get it commercial free on Premier+ with Premier Streaming Network!

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Thank God Ted's rich uncle croaked and left him all that money back in 1987.

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Ted looks like a smaller Bud Spencer

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Ted is a wonderful person, and I had the pleasure of meeting and hanging with him, as well as speaking on the phone. Humble guy, with the right attitude and brain for the business as it was in the territory days. Jim Cornette puts it best- "How can I miss you if you won't go away?" Ted needed a fresh start, he needed more NWA exposure (for the possible NWA World title run), and Mid-South needed a chance to push a different heel at the top to revitalize their product as well. It was very common to jump around territories, unless you were in the ownership circle. Duggan had wrestled for a bit before his Mid-South run- in Hawaii and Southwest, so he wasn't fresh off the football field, but was still green.

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Awesome