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WWE's Ted DiBiase Takes On Game Informer
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 below to see who came out on top.
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UPDATE:
Later that day we took a Game Informer trip to WWE Monday Night Raw, and thought we'd bring along a little message for Ted. Being gracious winners and all, you know.
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