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As with many wrestlers, his years in the business had a severe physical toll. After leaving wrestling, he turned to UsefulNotes/{{Yoga}} to help rehabilitate his body and became an absolute fanatic when he realized how much of a positive effect it had on his life. Realizing that most men think of yoga as being a "feminine" pursuit, he developed "Yoga for Regular Guys" and launched a health and fitness website, along with a line of classes and instructional videos that aim to make the art more accessible and straightforward, before rebranding it as "[[http://www.ddpyoga.com/ DDP Yoga]]".
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* CaptainErsatz: In the Game Boy and Game Boy Advance versions of ''Videogame/FireProWrestling''.
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* CaptainErsatz: In "Appeared" in various entries ''Videogame/FireProWrestling'' under the Game Boy names "D. Glass Edge", "Darkness Wolf" and Game Boy Advance versions of ''Videogame/FireProWrestling''."Karachi Kid".
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* AbortedArc: After being fired from WCW (in Kayfabe) in 1996 and becoming homeless, a mysterious benefactor helped Page out of poverty and brought him back into WCW a few months later. The identity of this benefactor was never revealed and WCW seemed to have forgotten about it once the [=nWo=] storyline took off.
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* AbortedArc: After being fired from WCW (in Kayfabe) in 1996 and becoming homeless, a mysterious benefactor helped Page out of poverty and brought him back into WCW a few months later. The identity of this benefactor was never revealed and WCW seemed to have forgotten about it this arc once the [=nWo=] storyline took off.
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* AbortedArc: After being fired from WCW (in Kayfabe) in 1996 and becoming homeless, a mysterious benefactor helped Page out of poverty and brought him back into WCW a few months later. The identity of this benefactor was never revealed and WCW seemed to have forgotten about it once the [=nWo=] storyline took off.
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* TheBusCameBack: He was fired by Bill Watts in 1992 and wouldn't return to WCW until 1994.
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* TheBusCameBack: He was fired by Bill Watts in 1992 and wouldn't return to WCW until 1994.
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Trimming a bit now that Hall has passed.
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* TrueCompanions: DDP has a lot of friends in the industry, but he's particularly close to Wrestling/JakeRoberts and Wrestling/ScottHall, both of whom he invited to come and live together with him (in his "Accountability Crib") to help them fight off their crippling substance and alcohol addictions and put their lives back together. While the overall results have differed (Hall still battles the occasional relapse whereas Roberts is completely clean), the fact is both men are far more likely to make their next appearance in a wrestling ring than a casket, and both men are unashamed to admit that DDP unambiguously saved their lives. This is unsurprising in Jake's case, as Jake is [[TheMentor one of the guys who trained Dallas to wrestle]].
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* TrueCompanions: DDP has a lot of friends in the industry, but he's particularly close to Wrestling/JakeRoberts and Wrestling/ScottHall, both of whom he invited to come and live together with him (in his "Accountability Crib") to help them fight off their crippling substance and alcohol addictions and put their lives back together. While the overall results have differed (Hall still battles the occasional relapse whereas Roberts is completely clean), the fact is both Both men are far more likely to make their next appearance in a wrestling ring than a casket, and both men are were unashamed to admit that DDP unambiguously saved their lives. This is unsurprising in Jake's case, as Jake is [[TheMentor one of the guys who trained Dallas to wrestle]].
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As with many wrestlers, his years in the business had a severe physical toll. After leaving wrestling, he turned to yoga UsefulNotes/{{Yoga}} to help rehabilitate his body and became an absolute fanatic when he realized how much of a positive effect it had on his life. Realizing that most men think of yoga as being a "feminine" pursuit, he developed "Yoga for Regular Guys" and launched a health and fitness website, along with a line of classes and instructional videos, before rebranding it as "[[http://www.ddpyoga.com/ DDP Yoga]]"
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* BullyingADragon: In a way. Mick Foley recounted running into Page backstage after his first match, when he'd obviously been crying. Foley assured him the match had been good (particularly for a 35-year old rookie), but later found out Page was actually upset because one of his opponents, Curtis 'Firebreaker Chip' Thompson, had picked a fight with him in the locker room. Though that night ''was'' Page's first match, he'd been training for nearly a year and as a former bouncer, was capable of holding his own in a real fight. Chip threw a punch, a scuffle broke out, Page quickly locked in a front facelock (which is a legitimate fight-ending hold), and had to be pulled off the now-humbled Chip.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: DDP really doesn't look much different now than he did in WCW apart from his shorter hair.
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Feel free to [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diamond_Dallas_Page check out]] Wiki/ThatOtherWiki for more info about his career.
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* TrueCompanions: DDP has a lot of friends in the industry, but he's particularly close to Wrestling/JakeRoberts and Wrestling/ScottHall, both of whom he invited to come and live together with him (in his "Accountability Crib") to help them fight off their crippling substance and alcohol addictions and put their lives back together. Both While the overall results have differed (Hall still battles the occasional relapse whereas Roberts is completely clean), the fact is both men are far more likely to make their next appearance in a wrestling ring than a casket, and both men are unashamed to admit that DDP unambiguously saved their lives. This is unsurprising in Jake's case, as Jake is [[TheMentor one of the guys who trained Dallas to wrestle]].
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: The aforementioned "cookies" incident, which ended with him getting his revenge on Austin and Foley, all while shouting, [[MemeticMutation "How do you like it?! HOW DO YOU LIKE FUCKING COOKIES IN YOUR BED?!"]] Foley, however, responded to this by making fun of Page's tendency to [[SleepsInTheNude sleep in the nude]]: "It's not the cookies that I mind. It's the fact that you're rubbing your naked ass all over me."
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: The aforementioned "cookies" incident, which ended with him getting his revenge on Austin and Foley, all while shouting, [[MemeticMutation "How do you like it?! HOW DO YOU LIKE FUCKING COOKIES IN YOUR BED?!"]] BED?!" Foley, however, responded to this by making fun of Page's tendency to [[SleepsInTheNude sleep in the nude]]: "It's not the cookies that I mind. It's the fact that you're rubbing your naked ass all over me."
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* ImpersonationGambit: On the July 7, 1997 ''Wrestling/WCWMondayNitro'', Randy Savage was scheduled to face MaskedLuchador Wrestling/LaParka. The match seemed to be going along as usual, with Parka doing his usual dancing and strutting. Out of nowhere, "Parka" hit a Diamond Cutter and unmasked as DDP and got the pin. This actually raised Parka's profile in WCW a bit, as, for a short time, he would walk out to the ring and Kimberly would be standing by the entrance and raising the sign of the Diamond Cutter. On DDP's section of WCW's website, someone asked how he got Parka to loan him his costume. DDP said, [[MoneyDearBoy "I gave him a hundred bucks."]]
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* ImpersonationGambit: On the July 7, 1997 ''Wrestling/WCWMondayNitro'', Randy Savage was scheduled to face MaskedLuchador Wrestling/LaParka. The match seemed to be going along as usual, with Parka doing his usual dancing and strutting. Out of nowhere, "Parka" hit a Diamond Cutter and unmasked as DDP and got the pin. This actually raised Parka's profile in WCW a bit, as, for a short time, he would walk out to the ring and Kimberly would be standing by the entrance and raising the sign of the Diamond Cutter. On DDP's section of WCW's website, someone asked how he got Parka to loan him his costume. DDP said, [[MoneyDearBoy "I gave him a hundred bucks."]]"
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** After successfully selling $3,000,000' worth of [=DVDs=] and books for DDP Yoga and making $895,000 in net profits, Dallas took a filmmaker and a successful client to ''Shark Tank'' to pitch the Sharks on investing $200,000 in the company for 5% ownership in order to expand to an online format by creating a DDP Yoga app. Despite being impressed with the entire presentation, the investors all rejected it, citing various concerns based on fitness brands trending up and down and the transition being a drain on time and resources. The following week after the appearance saw him make a million sales, which would mean more than enough money to make the app, and DDP Yoga is still going strong to this day.
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** After successfully selling $3,000,000' worth of [=DVDs=] and books for DDP Yoga and making $895,000 in net profits, Dallas took a filmmaker and a successful client[[labelnote:*]]The client in question, and DDP's greatest success story, was a war veteran who, because of back and leg injuries suffered in his service, had become overweight and immobile, being bent double when standing and almost completely unable to move without the aid of two canes. Doctors told him that the only way to correct his problems would have been with a series of expensive and invasive spinal surgeries. He eventually found the DDP Yoga program, which emphasized warming up, stretching, increasing flexibility, gradual improvements, and going at your own pace during workouts. Over the course of a year, he would lose over a hundred pounds and be able to walk and move freely without canes or crutches.[[/labelnote]] to ''Shark Tank'' to pitch the Sharks on investing $200,000 in the company for 5% ownership in order to expand to an online format by creating a DDP Yoga app. Despite being impressed with the entire presentation, the investors all rejected it, citing various concerns based on that there were many other fitness brands trending up and down and crowding the market, feeling that the transition being a drain on time to an online format would be expensive and resources. not make back its investment, and thinking that DDP Yoga had already plateaued with its [=DVD=] sales and wouldn't be able to increase market share. The following week after the his appearance saw him aired, DDP Yoga would make over a million new sales, which would mean creating more than enough surplus money to make finance the app, and app development. Though it would taper off from its meteoric rise, DDP Yoga is still going strong would continue to trend upwards and continues to do a brisk business to this day.
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* RedBaron: The King of Bada Bing, The People's Champion, The Master of the Diamond Cutter, Positively Page, Handsome. Diamond started out as this before being treated as part of his professional name.
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* TheEveryman: As his peers have said, he was the blue-collar hero, someone who was never meant to be a wrestler, but worked his way up to become a main event star. One of his nicknames was '[[RedBaron The People's Champion]]' for a reason.
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Badass Grandpa cleaning
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* BadassGrandpa: At the time of his debut in 1991, he was, at 35 years old, the oldest rookie in history. Since then, however, [[Wrestling/{{Boogeyman}} The Boogeyman]] (who started wrestling at ''forty'') has taken that title.
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He became a major player in the "Invasion" storyline following Wrestling/{{WWE}}'s buyout of WCW, and was so excited to work for [=WWE=] that he took a buyout on his contract to the tune of $.50 on a dollar. What happened was an abysmal trainwreck of a storyline that ended with him playing the part of a stalker, and later leaving the business altogether. He now maintains a health and fitness website called [[http://www.ddpyoga.com/ DDP Yoga]] (formerly Yoga for Regular Guys).
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"Diamond" Dallas Page (born Page Joseph Falkinburg, Jr. on April 5, 1956) is an American semi-retired professional wrestler and fitness instructor best known for his stint in Wrestling/{{WCW}}. He'd actually debuted as a manager in the [[Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation AWA]] in the 80s, but some time after he showed up in WCW, he made the transition to wrestler. Gradually, over the next decade, he became one of the biggest names WCW had to offer, with a showy personality and one of the most popular {{Finishing Move}}s in the business (the Diamond Cutter), until the company's buyout in 2001.
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"Diamond" Dallas Page (born Page Joseph Falkinburg, Jr. on April 5, 1956) is an American semi-retired professional wrestler and fitness instructor best known for his stint in Wrestling/{{WCW}}. He'd actually debuted as a manager in the [[Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation AWA]] in the 80s, but some time after he showed up in WCW, he made the transition to a wrestler. Gradually, over the next decade, he became one of the biggest names WCW had to offer, with a showy personality and one of the most popular {{Finishing Move}}s in the business (the Diamond Cutter), until the company's buyout in 2001.
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: The aforementioned "cookies" incident, which ended with him getting his revenge on Austin and Foley, all while shouting, [[MemeticMutation "How do you like it?! HOW DO YOU LIKE FUCKING COOKIES IN YOUR BED?!"]] Foley, however, responded to this by making fun of Page's tendency to sleep in the nude: "It's not the cookies that I mind. It's the fact that you're rubbing your naked ass all over me."
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: The aforementioned "cookies" incident, which ended with him getting his revenge on Austin and Foley, all while shouting, [[MemeticMutation "How do you like it?! HOW DO YOU LIKE FUCKING COOKIES IN YOUR BED?!"]] Foley, however, responded to this by making fun of Page's tendency to [[SleepsInTheNude sleep in the nude: nude]]: "It's not the cookies that I mind. It's the fact that you're rubbing your naked ass all over me."
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** When DDP told Michael P.S. Hayes that he was making the transition to in-ring performer at the age of 35, Hayes responded by belly laughing in his face. Wrestling/TripleH recalls seeing Page in the Power Plant and thinking "what is this old guy doing here?" Until he saw Page's work ethic and perseverance. Wrestling/MickFoley, one of Dallas' long-time road buddies outright admitted that he thought Dallas' chances of making it were minimal at best. Very few people initially had faith in Page's ability to make it (and somewhat justifiably so), even Page himself only expected to last five years in the ring and never get even close to the world championship. Needless to say, he eventually proved his naysayers wrong and exceeded even his own expectations.
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** When DDP told Michael P.S. Hayes that he was making the transition to an in-ring performer at the age of 35, Hayes responded by belly laughing in his face. Wrestling/TripleH recalls seeing Page in the Power Plant and thinking "what is this old guy doing here?" Until he saw Page's work ethic and perseverance. Wrestling/MickFoley, one of Dallas' long-time road buddies outright admitted that he thought Dallas' chances of making it were minimal at best. Very few people initially had faith in Page's ability to make it (and somewhat justifiably so), even Page himself only expected to last five years in the ring and never get even close to the world championship. Needless to say, he eventually proved his naysayers wrong and exceeded even his own expectations.
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* ItWillNeverCatchOn: When DDP told Michael P.S. Hayes that he was making the transition to in-ring performer at the age of 35, Hayes responded by belly laughing in his face. Wrestling/TripleH recalls seeing Page in the Power Plant and thinking "what is this old guy doing here?" Until he saw Page's work ethic and perseverance. Wrestling/MickFoley, one of Dallas' long-time road buddies outright admitted that he thought Dallas' chances of making it were minimal at best. Very few people initially had faith in Page's ability to make it (and somewhat justifiably so), even Page himself only expected to last five years in the ring and never get even close to the world championship. Needless to say, he eventually proved his naysayers wrong and exceeded even his own expectations.
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** When DDP told Michael P.S. Hayes that he was making the transition to in-ring performer at the age of 35, Hayes responded by belly laughing in his face. Wrestling/TripleH recalls seeing Page in the Power Plant and thinking "what is this old guy doing here?" Until he saw Page's work ethic and perseverance. Wrestling/MickFoley, one of Dallas' long-time road buddies outright admitted that he thought Dallas' chances of making it were minimal at best. Very few people initially had faith in Page's ability to make it (and somewhat justifiably so), even Page himself only expected to last five years in the ring and never get even close to the world championship. Needless to say, he eventually proved his naysayers wrong and exceeded even his own expectations.
** After successfully selling $3,000,000' worth of [=DVDs=] and books for DDP Yoga and making $895,000 in net profits, Dallas took a filmmaker and a successful client to ''Shark Tank'' to pitch the Sharks on investing $200,000 in the company for 5% ownership in order to expand to an online format by creating a DDP Yoga app. Despite being impressed with the entire presentation, the investors all rejected it, citing various concerns based on fitness brands trending up and down and the transition being a drain on time and resources. The following week after the appearance saw him make a million sales, which would mean more than enough money to make the app, and DDP Yoga is still going strong to this day.
** When DDP told Michael P.S. Hayes that he was making the transition to in-ring performer at the age of 35, Hayes responded by belly laughing in his face. Wrestling/TripleH recalls seeing Page in the Power Plant and thinking "what is this old guy doing here?" Until he saw Page's work ethic and perseverance. Wrestling/MickFoley, one of Dallas' long-time road buddies outright admitted that he thought Dallas' chances of making it were minimal at best. Very few people initially had faith in Page's ability to make it (and somewhat justifiably so), even Page himself only expected to last five years in the ring and never get even close to the world championship. Needless to say, he eventually proved his naysayers wrong and exceeded even his own expectations.
** After successfully selling $3,000,000' worth of [=DVDs=] and books for DDP Yoga and making $895,000 in net profits, Dallas took a filmmaker and a successful client to ''Shark Tank'' to pitch the Sharks on investing $200,000 in the company for 5% ownership in order to expand to an online format by creating a DDP Yoga app. Despite being impressed with the entire presentation, the investors all rejected it, citing various concerns based on fitness brands trending up and down and the transition being a drain on time and resources. The following week after the appearance saw him make a million sales, which would mean more than enough money to make the app, and DDP Yoga is still going strong to this day.