Ted DiBiase Sr. Discusses The Lost Art Of Long-Term Storytelling In Modern Wrestling, More

During a recent episode of his “Everybody’s Got A Pod” show, Ted DiBiase Sr. delved into various subjects while covering WWE SummerSlam 1988.

Discussing the significance of long-term storylines in the 1980s, DiBiase Sr. shared,

“It saddens me today that we were getting these programs, and it wasn’t like they were like 1 or 2 weeks, and then they’re over… It was like a two-month or three-month or four-month program where you and whoever that other guy is or are battling each other.”

DiBiase Sr. also touched on his experience working with Jesse Ventura during the time. He said,

“Yeah, I got along. I got along fine with him. I don’t know. I don’t know. Too many people got close to him, or if he did or didn’t let anybody get close to him… Jesse is the real deal as a soldier. If anybody knows that story, I mean, he was green.”

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