Ted Dibiase: Last News

John Oliver is having fun with Fox News and its lawsuit with Dominion Voting, again.

Hulk Hogan's 2.2 million Twitter followers were quite surprised on Wednesday when he sent out a surprising tweet.The 69-year-old pro wrestling legend (born Terry Gene Bollea) took to Twitter on Wednesday evening, tweeting, 'I ran out of toilet paper brother, help!!!!!!!!'The tweet was quickly deleted and wasn't addressed by Hogan, who continued tweeting as usual after it was deleted, leading fans to wonder if he was briefly hacked. Surprised: Hulk Hogan's 2.2 million Twitter followers were quite surprised on Wednesday when he sent out a surprising tweet Tweet: The 69-year-old pro wrestling legend (born Terry Gene Bollea) took to Twitter on Wednesday evening, tweeting, 'I ran out of toilet paper brother, help!!!!!!!!'It also isn't clear how long the tweet was up before it was deleted, though Hogan didn't waste time returning to regularly-scheduled tweeting.He later posted a photo of him flanked by other wrestling luminaries such as Jimmy Hart, Ted DiBiase, Diamond Dallas Page, Madusa and I.R.S.

WWE fans will agree that the 1980s belonged to The Mega Powers aka Hulk Hogan and Macho Man Randy Savage. While beginning as enemies in the ring, their feud established Savage as a top-billing star alongside Hogan. It was in 1987 when The Mega Powers were born as Hulk saved Macho Man and his real-life wife, Miss Elizabeth, from the Hart Foundation and The Honky Tonk Man. The tag-team was seen as a superhero duo fending off the heels up until Wrestlemania 4, where Hogan and Andre The Giant lost in the quarterfinals due to a double disqualification. Hence, Ted Dibiase, who was allied with Andre, entered the finals instead. Savage got his time to shine in the spotlight as Hogan aided him to win his first-ever WWE title.