DiBiase tries to avoid being a bust as a manager in the WWF. All the top stars in WCW can’t get along. Diesel might have crossed the wrong guy in…
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Reliving A Feud #37: Ted DiBiase vs. Virgil In WWF ’91
In the summer of 1987, Ted DiBiase made his debut for the World Wrestling Federation going by the Million Dollar Man persona. After arriving a face, he turned heel on…
Inside The Magazine Volume #30: The Wrestler January 1997
Ted DiBiase sits down for a Q&A regarding his association with the New World Order. Hulk Hogan could buy WCW? The Undertaker may have lost Paul Bearer, but could that…
Retro Reading Vol. 5: Wrestling 84 – Summer 1984
A look inside the Summer 1984 edition of Wrestling 84!
Inside The Magazine Volume #28: Wrestling 92 Summer 1992
Bruce Prichard sits down for an interview in the Crossfire section. Nikita Koloff talks about his return to WCW. Jimmy Hart has spent some money to protect Money Inc. Sting…
Inside The Magazine Volume #26: PWI June ’91
In this edition of Inside The Magazine, I look at the June 1991 Pro Wrestling Illustrated. Ric Flair has been giving bonuses out to his teammates and one man is…
The Match #9: Money Inc. Vs. The Natural Disasters In WWF ’92
In early 1992, Money Incorporated formed consisting of Ted DiBiase, IRS and Jimmy Hart. In short time, they won the tag titles…
Inside The Magazine Volume #16: WWF Magazine July ’92
Fallout from WrestleMania VIII continues in this edition of WWE Magazine. Shawn Michaels and Sensational sit down for an interview. Papa Shango’s curse on Ultimate Warrior is highlighted. Plus, the…
Inside The Magazine Volume #14: WWF Magazine January ’93
Mr. Perfect has joined forces with Randy Savage and has a plan for his future. Headshrinkers are subject to a personality profile. Shawn Michaels wins the WWF Intercontinental Championship. Sgt.…
Inside The Magazine Volume #13: Inside Wrestling June ’92
In the next installment of Inside The Magazine, I take a look at the June ’92 edition of Inside Wrestling. Undertaker turning on Jake Roberts and the impact of that…