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In this article, we will look at three reasons why the Triple H creative regime should bring back Ted DiBiase Jr. to the company.
#3. Found not guilty in a fraud case
It’s crucial to note that the jury found the ex-WWE star not guilty in a fraud case. This means that all the allegations that were imposed on him were false and had no basis.
After getting the legal clearance, the Stamford-based promotion should consider bringing back the 43-year-old star. This is particularly true after Ted was part of major storylines in the company.
His return could lead to some interesting storylines, and the company would have a chance to revisit old feuds and storylines.
#2. Randy Orton’s mystery phone call storyline
Randy Orton was spotted in a telephonic conversation on RAW this week. The Viper was seen talking to a mystery person on the phone.
During SmackDown this week, The Apex Predator attacked Matt Cardona backstage. Later, Orton was again spotted talking to someone on the phone and promised to fix things.
Following this, he destroyed Matt Cardona on the show and established his dominance. So, the Stamford-based promotion could bring back Ted DiBiase Jr. through this new mystery phone call storyline.
Also, this is something no one expects to unfold.
#1. His history with Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton in WWE
For those who might not know, DiBiase Jr. was part of a faction with Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton. The veteran was a member of The Legacy. It all started in 2008 when Ted formed a villainous group with Orton and Rhodes.
Later in 2010, cracks started appearing in the faction, which eventually led to their dissolution. In 2011, DiBiase had a brief reunion, but afterward, they parted ways.
After being found not guilty in the legal matter, the company should consider bringing back DiBiase Jr. With this, they could explore the history, particularly when Orton and Rhodes are entangled in a feud for WrestleMania 42.
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