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Archive for November 2011
   
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After playing Grinch and disparaging the holiday season in America, Jinder Mahal got what was coming to him against Justin Gabriel. When Ted DiBiase came to ringside dressed as Santa and handed out gifts to the WWE Universe, Mahal was clearly flustered. Seizing the moment, Gabriel attacked and finished off Mahal with a hard-hitting 450 Splash.
Hornswoggle won an All I Want for Christmas 20-Man Battle Royal
With the chance to seize a huge opportunity, 20 Superstars battled it out in an over-the-top war. Darren Young was the first to have his dreams shattered. After additional Superstars had their holiday wishes vanish, Heath Slater, Hunico, Tyler Reks and Jinder Mahal found themselves in the ring with … Hornswoggle. As the larger Superstars taunted the diminutive competitor, Sheamus, charged into the ring to clear house.
When Jinder Mahal interrupted Ted DiBiase’s bout with Heath Slater on SmackDown – accusing the third-generation competitor of forsaking his family’s wealth by choosing to associate himself with the “mere commoners” of the DiBiase Posse – the once-egotistical Superstar couldn’t help but feel a strange sense of déjà vu.
“It brought back some memories,” DiBiase told WWE.com, thinking back to his days when he would flaunt his massive trust fund and seemingly limitless resources to the WWE Universe in arenas around the world. “I know Jinder’s type. He’s exactly who I was. I used to care about money and prestige above all else, and I thought those were the things that defined me. But that’s exactly the opposite of who I am today.”
Indeed, each and every week, the son of WWE Hall of Famer “The Million Dollar Man” now devotedly attends tailgating parties thrown by members of the DiBiase Posse – a passionate assemblage of WWE fans that goes to great lengths to show appreciation for their hero.
“These people look up to me, and I’m going to share my experiences with them and make them the stars,” the former bearer of the Million Dollar Championship explained. “That’s what the parties are all about: getting to know the fans, and getting them to know me.”
The Posse had reason to celebrate on Monday night after DiBiase put away Heath Slater with Dream Street, followed up by a Tim Tebow-inspired victory pose no less. DiBiase didn’t let Mahal’s verbal attack throw him off in the ring, but he did have some strong words of his own for the Punjabi Superstar following the incident.
“I don’t know where that came from, but I do know that he couldn’t come out to the ring and say it to me in person,” DiBiase said assertively. “He had to say it on the TitanTron from the locker room area. Jinder, be a man, say what you have to say to my face and we’ll throw down.”
   
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Ted DiBiase def. Heath Slater
As Ted DiBiase and Heath Slater were set to lock horns, Jinder Mahal appeared on the TitianTron – admonishing the leader of the “DiBiase Posse” in both Punjabi and English for “forsaking his family, wealth, and upbringing” to hang out in parking lots with a bunch of mere commoners.”
Slater took advantage of the distraction, attacking his opponent from behind. This set the ground work for an intense battle between the two determined Superstars. Despite a hard-fought match by The One Man Southern Rock Band, DiBiase ultimately reigned supreme with Dream Street
Click below for spoilers for the week on Smackdown.
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Throughout November, WWE Superstars and Divas are paying tribute to an important cause – “Movember.” They’re showing their support for men’s health awareness by growing – or drawing on – mustaches.
“Movember consists of growing a gnarly mustache – for me, at least. It’s not a very good mustache, but I am letting it go all out,” Ted DiBiase admitted to WWE.com. “I’m very happy and proud to because it’s for a great cause. We are raising money for prostate cancer research and raising awareness to help battle prostate cancer.”
At the beginning of Movember, “Mo Bros” like DiBiase and Johnny Curtis start off clean shaven. Throughout the month, as they grow mustaches, they will raise money and awareness for their cause.
This is the first time DiBiase is growing a mustache, and he’s proud it’s in honor of Movember. “If this can be one of those things that brings awareness and attention and helps save some lives, then I’m on board,” he said.
Does DiBiase think his new look will stick? He says it just might grow on him.
“Maybe I’ll consult with the WWE Universe and see what they think,” he said. “Hey, if they like it, I might rock it for another month. But I do have to take Christmas card pictures pretty soon, so we’ll see. I have no qualms with rockin’ the ‘stache for a little while – as long as it’s not too itchy!”
For more information on Movember, visit us.movember.com.To join one of the Superstars’ and Divas’ Movember teams, visit their Twitter pages for more information.
Find out what happened this Friday on Smackdown by clicking below.
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