10 Wrestler Quirks You'll Never Be Able To Unsee
3. Ted Dibiase's Never Gets Gassed, BUT...
...you know all about exactly how much he's breath he's taking in with every step he takes.
'The Million Dollar Man' was an exceptional all-rounder, managing to master the art of incredible southern states babyface and heel before perfecting the inspired Vince McMahon-adjacent caricature on a global stage.
His incredible laugh became an elevator pitch for the entire gimmick - needlessly bombastic and villainous to the point of cruelty, the cackle formed the sting for his entrance music and exclamation point on any abuse he'd just sent a babyface's way. But the gargled razor blade tones weren't all performative - Dibiase just had one of those voices.
Review almost any one of his matches and a close-up shot will reveal how any heavy breathing mid-match has a rasping vocal accompaniment. He'd even tweak it occasionally to try and wedge in a taunt, but once heard it's impossible not to spot any time he's near one of the many obscured microphones.