Trivia

Is a spokesperson for the Sunshine Foundation, an organization that grants wishes for critically ill children.

Is one of only a handful of wrestling superstars to lose to a preliminary wrestler (an unknown wrestler who usually is an easy win for a superstar). DiBiase was in a feud with bodyguard Virgil, and wound up arguing with him outside the ring during a match, and ended up getting counted out.

To make his "Million Dollar" character more believable, he would go into convenience stores and only use one hundred dollar bills to pay for small items like gum.

His "Million Dollar belt" is only worth about $140,000. It is currently stored in a vault at Titan Towers in Stamford, Connecticut.

Legally adopted by professional wrestler "Iron" Mike DiBiase in 1959.

Introduced both the Undertaker and Stone Cold Steve Austin into the WWF.

Retired wrestler who now travels around the world teaching testimonies about drugs and drinking.

One of his last stints in the WCW was as the manager of Rick & Scott, the Steiner Brothers.

His "Million-Dollar Man" character hails from Omaha, Nebraska.

Professional wrestler and wrestling manager.

Has become a reborn Christian.

Has not been involved with wrestling since 1999.

Mentioned in the song "Feelin' Freaky" by Nick Cannon. ("I'm a million-dollar thug like I'm Ted DiBiase").

Published author.

Father of Ted DiBiase Jr., Brett DiBiase, and Mike DiBiase.

Today Ted travels throughout America hosting motivational assemblies speaking out against the results of drug and alcohol abuse. (August 2002)

Was going to be given the WWE heavyweight title at "Wrestlemania IV" before Vince McMahon changed his plans when Randy Savage objected.

Former leader of the Million Dollar Corporation

Former WWF Tag Team Champion

Notable Title Wins Include: Central States Title; Western Tag Team Championship w/Irvin Smith; Missouri Title; NWA U.S. (Tri-State) tag title w/Dick Murdock; North American Heavyweight Title; WWF North American Heavyweight Title; NWA United National Heavyweight title; Mid-South Tag Team Titles; UWF Team Team Titles; WWF Tag Team Titles w/IRS (as Money Inc.).

For the 15th Anniversary "Raw" special in 2008, he "bought" Irwin R. Schuyster's win from the Fifteeen man elimination. He paid him with a cash-filled briefcase.

WWE Hall of Famer.

Working as a consultant for the "WWE SmackDown!" creative team. (April 2005)

Started his WWE career, by making various video promos in character.

Ted DiBiase had his final WWE match against Razor Ramon. This took place at Summerslam 1993, not long after Money Inc. had disbanded.

Had to have major surgery on his back in 1993, after having sustained numerous injuries whilst wrestling.

Teamed up with I.R.S to form the team Money Inc. in February 1992. Jimmy Hart was their manager.

As part of the tag team Money Inc. (with IRS), DiBiase was co-holder of the WWE tag team titles on three occasions.

He was close friends with Sylvester Ritter (Junkyard Dog), who stood up for Ted as best man at his wedding.

Appeared at the World Of Wheels in Birmingham Alabama to sign autographs. (February 2011)