Fox News senior correspondent Jonathan Serrie reports on how former WWE wrestler Ted DiBiase Jr. is allegedly involved in Mississippi's welfare scandal on 'America's Newsroom.' ...

The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase is behind some of the most absurd, bizarre promo vignettes in pro wrestling history. They somehow have aged both really, really well (Ted DiBiase’s voice was ...

The iconic laugh. The gold lapels. The Million Dollar Championship. Pretty much everything about Ted DiBiase was memorable. “The Million Dollar Man” pretty much defined the childhoods of a whole lot ...

There are a lot of wrestlers that never won the WWE Championship, but few are as praised as Ted DiBiase. On the inaugural episode of DiBiase's "Everybody's Got A Price" podcast, DiBiase said that it ...

Ted DiBiase drew the ire of opponents and fans alike with his self-centered and obscenely rich “Million Dollar Man” gimmick during the late ’80s and early ’90s. He would proudly flaunt his money ...

Former professional wrestler Ted DiBiase Jr. was charged with fraud this week for allegedly redirecting federal welfare funds in Mississippi for personal use, the Department of Justice announced ...

Wrestling legend Ted DiBiase, the 'Million Dollar Man,' continues to captivate fans. While his on-screen persona boasted immense wealth, his real-life net worth is estimated at $2 million in 2026, a ...

According to the state of Mississippi, WWE Hall of Famer "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase owes them $722,299. Shad White, the Mississippi State Auditor, has announced that his office has concluded ...

Before he became the "Million Dollar Man," Ted DiBiase had spent time wrestling for various promotions. He performed for Mid-South Wrestling, where he feuded with names such as Ric Flair, Junkyard Dog ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – WWE legend “Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase spoke on the “Going Ringside” podcast about the investigation into his family. Specifically, his son Ted “Teddy” DiBiase Jr. who was ...

Pro wrestling is filled with good guys and bad guys -- faces and heels -- and that's by design. The stark contrast makes it very easy to root for or against someone. Some personas work and some don't.