Ted DiBiase

Stats

• Height: 6’3”
• Weight: 214 pounds
• From: Madison, MS
• Career Highlights: World Tag Team Champion; Million Dollar Champion

Signature Moves

Spinebuster 3

Standing front or Irish whip rebound (pin combo)

Finishers

Dream Street

Standing behind

Cobra Clutch

Standing behind

SIT-OUT SPINEBUSTER (ALTERNATE)

Standing front or Irish whip rebound

Attributes

• Strike Power: 75
• Grapple Power: 75
• Submission: 80
• Strike Defense: 75
• Grapple Defense: 75
• Speed: 75
• Jump: 80
• Agility: 80
• Adrenaline: 80
• Recovery: 75
• Toughness: 70
• Durability: 70
• Charisma: 75
• Tag Team: 80
• Overall: 82

Abilities

• Hammer Throw
• Leverage Pin

WWE Bio

Wanna have a good time? Join the Posse—The DiBiase Posse, that is. Ted DiBiase—the third-generation Superstar, and son of Hall of Famer “Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase—paid his dues to earn a spot on the WWE roster. He trained with WWE Hall of Famer Harley Race and dominated the independent circuit, all in preparation for his WWE debut. DiBiase has made it clear he has one thing on his mind—championship glory—which he got his first taste of by winning the World Tag Team Titles alongside Cody Rhodes at Night of Champions 2008. From there, the aggressive upstart found himself among the prestigious company of Randy Orton and his Legacy. Having also embarked on a career in Hollywood, DiBiase made his feature film debut in WWE Studios’ “The Marine 2.” Following his foray into cinema, he went right back to focusing on his in-ring career, jumping over to SmackDown in the April 2011 Draft, where the son of The Million Dollar Man teamed up with his former Legacy cohort, Cody Rhodes, once again. But, DiBiase’s real breakout role has only just begun. As the leader of The DiBiase Posse, Ted has reached out to the WWE Universe in a way that no other Superstar has before by scoping out arena parking lots before shows, and looking for fans to hang with. His following has grown. His name is getting bigger. And, if you happen to attend one of his DiBiase Posse parties, you’ll be able to say you hung out with a future WWE Champion. Bank on it.

Breakdown

Ted DiBiase might be light on abilities and one of the lowest-rated Overall Superstars in the game, but he is not terrible in any one area. He will be a challenge against better and more durable Superstars but if you stay in control of the match and advance to the Signature Move and Finisher, you should be able to make a fight out of it with his Spinebuster and Dream Street. Use his Hammer Throw to clear your opponent out of the ring and alternate the up and down Taunts to boost momentum. Although he’s got a Breaking Point Submission in his repertoire of Finishers, you’d better save it for the second Finisher or do some serious damage to the opponent beforehand. He’s an 80 in Submission, which is just good—not great—for a Superstar with a submission as one of his Finishers.

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