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Andrew Gamble

WWE legend says he has "severe brain trauma" and is fighting daily battle

WWE legend Ted DiBiase has revealed he is suffering from "severe brain trauma" following an in-ring career that spanned two decades.

DiBiase was known as ‘The Million Dollar Man’ as he competed in the National Wrestling Alliance, All Japan Pro Wrestling, WCW and the World Wrestling Federation, which later became World Wrestling Entertainment. The 69-year-old - who was trained by wrestling icon Terry Funk - retired in 1993 after headlining various major events, including WrestleMania IV and the first-ever SummerSlam.

However, the wear and tear of his career appears to be taking its toll. Last week, DiBiase revealed on his podcast that he is suffering from short-term memory loss, although he hasn’t been given an official diagnosis of an illness.

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