Diamond Dallas Page

Dallas Page is a film and television personality, former wrestler, and speaker who has been entertaining millions of fans for over 20 years.

With his size, strength and natural ability, Page excelled in multiple sports high school and college. After college, he followed his calling to entertain, entering the nightclub business and quickly establishing himself as one of the south’s leading club owners and promoters. But he still had the pro wrestling “itch.” On a whim, Page sent a tape to the AWA (American Wrestling Alliance), one of the country’s premiere professional wrestling organizations. The AWA promoters immediately offered Page a contract as a manager. Unlike most wrestling managers that could only talk a good game, Page had the size and athleticism to go with it. Established superstars such as Dusty Rhodes and Magnum, T.A. convinced Page to expand his role and learn to be a complete wrestler. At age 35, Page entered the fabled WCW “Power Plant” and soon after became the oldest rookie in pro wrestling history.

Page’s incredible work ethic, training regimen and preventative maintenance along with unmatched personal focus and determination enabled him to battle the hands of time and stay healthy enough to wrestle men half his age for years to come. His uncanny ability to create and re-create his character propelled him to national notoriety and made him one of the hottest merchandising commodities in professional wrestling, first for WCW, then the WWF, which now have merged to become the WWE.

During Page’s fourteen year pro wrestling career, he captivated audiences and became a three-time world champion. Throughout Page’s wrestling career, Hollywood has recognized his ability to be more than just a pro wrestling icon. Never one to settle for just being “good enough,” Page sought out renowned acting coach and theatre director Howard Fine in order to hone his acting skills. Page easily bridged the gap between sports entertainment wrestling and mainstream entertainment, starring in feature films including director Rob Zombie’s The Devil’s Rejects. Page’s other film roles include Driftwood, Ready to Rumble, First Daughter, Rat Race, Splinter, and Snoop Dogg’s Hood of Horrors. Page’s television credits include "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno", "Hollywood Squares," "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee / Kelly," and "The Best Damn Sports Show."

In addition to acting, Page is the co-developer of DDP YOGA, a revolutionary fitness program that takes the principles of yoga and supercharges them with old school calisthenics, core stability training, and isometric and dynamic resistance training to give an intense, complete body workout.

Page also conducts inspirational seminars in the corporate and educational environment, guiding audiences through branding and goal-setting using his own formulas and self-taught techniques. Page regularly visits the troops in Iraq, as well as boys and girls clubs and youth sports camps throughout the U.S., giving inspirational speeches and DDP YOGA demonstrations. In 1999 he published his autobiography: "Positively Page: The Diamond Dallas Page Story." His second book, "YRG: Yoga for Regular Guys" was published November 2005.