As readers of my newsletter know, I recently interviewed Ted DiBiase. Due to the lead time I had for the interview, I was able to let the subscribers of the newsletter send me in questions that they wanted me to ask Ted. Quite a few of your questions made it into this interview. If you would like to sign up for my newsletter and be able to take part in such things, there is a box on the right side of the screen towards the top of the page where you can submit your email address to subscribe to the newsletter.

Suggested Reading

• Ted DiBiase Interview
  
• Ted DiBiase Timeline
  
• Review of The Marine 2
  
• The Marine 2 Photo Gallery

_{Photo of Ted DiBiase: Ethan Miller/Getty Images}

The Marine 2 hits store shelves tomorrow. The movie stars Ted DiBiase who plays the part of a Marine that has to save his wife and several hostages from a group of terrorists that have kidnapped them. The movie is available for purchase in three different packages. If you have read the description of this movie on Amazon.com, there is a huge error on their site that might disappoint you if you are looking for this feature. To find out what this mistake is, whether you should buy the movie, and all of your purchase options (including a WWE-Kmart tag team co-promotion for the Royal Rumble) check out my review of the movie.

_{Disclosure: A review copy was provided by the publisher. For more information, please see our Ethics Policy.
Photo: © 2009 Twentieth Century Fox. All Rights Reserved.}

My look back at 2009 continues with the Tag Team of the Year Award. It took quite a while this year for any team to become a clear-cut favorite for this award and stake their claim to being the tag team of the year. TNA featured several tag teams (Team 3D/British Invasion/Beer Money/Steiner & Booker T) beating on each other but none of those teams were able to separate themselves from the pack. In the WWE, tag team action fell so far down the rung of importance that the unification of their two tag team belts was relegated to being a DVD extra for The 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania. It took an injury to a tag team champion and a wrestler deciding to stop his second career as a chef for the following two teams to (re)form and elevate tag team wrestling to a level it hasn't been at for over a decade. Read more...

My look back at 2009 continues with the Feud of the Year Award. The winner and runner-up of this award represent the wide spectrum that a feud can have. One of these feuds was between two men trying to see which was most deserving to be called a champion while the other feud featured a group of wrestlers intent on taking over an entire company. Read more...