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Hey guys! So I thought I’d let everyone know why the captures for this week’s Raw were not up after the show as usual and the changes we’re making regarding them. Carol over at Randy-Orton.com basically explained everything very well in an update made on the site yesterday.

From now on RAW captures will be posted the following Tuesday. We will continue to bring you the high quality captures you can now see of last night’s RAW. By doing so it will require captures not be up as quickly as they once were. We hope everyone understands and appreciates our hard work into bringing you Randy fans better captures week-to-week.

Gary and I try to provide the best content we can for you, the visitors because we think fellow Ted fans deserve nothing but the best. We certainly hope you guys understand and appreciate what we’re going to be doing here from here on out.

What do you guys think of the changes? Should we continue? Let us know.

Thanks to Marciana for sending this our way.

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WWE superstar Ted DiBiase has a lot going for him. He’s a former two-time world tag team champion. He made wrestling icon Shawn Michaels tap out last fall. He’s the star of The Marine 2. And let’s not forget, his dad has A MILLION DOLLARS (how else could he have afforded that sweet jacket?). While he may be able to beat the holy hell out of any of us Game Informer editors, we thought we’d take the fight to our home court – the gaming world. Prior to WWE Monday Night Raw here in Minneapolis, Ted dropped by the offices to take on me, Ben, and Bryan in a Fatal Fourway match in Smackdown vs. RAW 2010. Take a look at the video HERE to see who came out on top.

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LEGACY (CODY RHODES & TED DIBIASE, JR.) vs. MARK HENRY & EVAN BOURNE
Legacy isolated Bourne early on as the announcers speculated whether the Rumble will drive a stake through Legacy. Cody then busted out a beautiful dropkick on Bourne before slowly taking him apart. Bourne eventually made the hot tag to Henry at 3:15, leading to Henry cleaning house. Henry then tagged in Bourne for the Air Bourne on Cody, but DiBiase yanked Cody out of harm’s way. DiBiase followed by suckering Henry into a dive over the top rope. Bourne then smashed Rhodes with a knee strike, but Cody caught Bourne from behind with Cross Rhodes for the pin and the win.

WINNERS: Legacy at 4:15. Summary of this is that Legacy teased tension yet again, Bourne was a ragdoll, and if WWE wants to utilize Henry and Bourne, there is potential for a nice tag team here. Something about this power & size combo would work if Henry can soften up an opponent, then Bourne can hit his Air Bourne finisher.

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“I can tell you what I won’t be getting,” said World Wrestling Entertainment star Ted DiBiase Jr. as he examined the menu at Yolk (747 N Wells St.) Wednesday morning. “Buttermilk pancakes. I want to, but I’m not going to.”

DiBiase — who is 6-foot-3 and a muscular 230 lbs. — isn’t out of shape. Not even close. But in an industry where putting on weight can land you in the doghouse, you can understand why the former tag-team champion instead ordered the multi-grain pancakes.

DiBiase, son of wrestling legend “The Million Dollar Man” Ted Dibiase, is an up-and-coming star in WWE. The 27-year-old wrestler was given the lead role in the straight-to-DVD film, “The Marine 2,” which is a sequel to 2006’s “Marine” film starring fellow wrestler John Cena. From what DiBiase hears, he beat out 5-time WWE champion Randy Orton for the role.

To prepare for his film debut, DiBiase took acting lessons with a teacher in Los Angeles.

“He would play my wife,” DiBiase said of his acting teacher. “The first day, his voice would go extremely high. He’d get really into it and tell me how much he loved me. A few times I lost it and was like, ‘Man, you’ve got to stop that. This is getting weird.’ But he turned out to be very cool, very helpful. He made me realize less is more.”

According to DiBiase, WWE now has its own acting class for up-and-coming wrestlers. The class is meant to make the wrestlers more comfortable on the microphone and help them with those entertaining backstage promos wrestling is well known for.

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In a blog on Philly.com discussing the past week’s events in the city, Ted was mentiond very briefly.

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WWE wrestler Ted DiBiase, Jr., son of The Million Dollar Man, signed DVD copies of “Marine 2″ at FYE (Broad & Chestnut) Friday night before heading across the street for dinner with a small party at Capital Grille.

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Ted is the Superstar of the Day today on WWE.com. Be sure head into the gallery and check it out.

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Thanks to Samantha, we have these 2 new HQ Promotional scans. Also more candid photos from Ted’s autograph signing in Toronto, Canada this past Thursday. Thanks to Alex for sending us the candids!

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– January 7th 2010 – Toronto, Ontario Signing (2)

For a moment, Ted DiBiase Jr. had a flashback. Back to when he was seven years old, sitting in front-row seats. He was there to cheer on his dad, The Million Dollar Man. But he was also anxious to see his other hero, Bret “The Hitman” Hart.

“Bret’s music came on,” remembers DiBiase, now 27. “He came down, looked at me in the front row. He stopped and put his glasses on me. I still have those glasses.”

So imagine the feeling when The Hitman resurfaced on WWE’s RAW on Monday, after more than a 12-year absence.

“It was so cool,” says DiBiase, now a WWE star as part of The Legacy and also starring in a direct-to-DVD movie, The Marine II. “This past Monday, I was a fan. I almost forgot I was there to work.”

“I saw Bret at the hotel and we talked for awhile. He was very encouraging. When one of the greatest wrestlers of all-time tells you you’re doing a great job, you know you’re doing something right.”

Not only did Hart shake hands with Shawn Michaels, he also came face to face with Vince McMahon. Peace was shortlived with McMahon booting Hart in the gonads, leading to a feud that will peak at Wrestlemania.

A few channels down the dial, rival promotion TNA had huge moments of its own.

TNA introduced Hulk Hogan as its new go-to guy. And he brought along a cast of characters. There was the predictable (Nasty Boys, Scott Hall and Sean Waltman). There were surprises. Sean Morley (Val Venis), Orlando Jordan and Jeff Hardy. And there was Naitch, Nature Boy Ric Flair, a huge coup. The TNA show was a rollercoaster ride, but it was compelling TV. So was RAW, at least while Hart was part of it.

Let’s see if TNA has enough bullets in its gun to move Impact to Monday. Another Monday Night War wouldn’t be a bad thing for wrestling fans.

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WWE Superstar Ted DiBiase Jr. talks about how he got to where he is today and growing up with “The Million Dollar Man” as his dad.

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