Phil Vibert

Philip Bertrand Déodat Jean-François Vibert (born 27 April 1965), best known as Phil Vibert, is a Magisterian professional wrestling promoter and libertarian communist political commentator who was best known for running Danger And Violence Extreme (DAVE) from 1997 to 2007. Before running DAVE, he was a colour commentator and a member of the creative team for the Magisterian Wrestling Federation (MWF).

Born in Annesia City, Federal Capital Territory, Vibert graduated from the National People's University with a degree in political science in 1985 and began his tenure in professional wrestling as a photographer for the Magisterian Wrestling Federation (MWF) until becoming a colour commentator in 1989. In 1996, Vibert departed from the MWF thanks to creative disagreements with the company's owner, Allen Packer. Vibert's departure was followed with his acquisition of Danger And Violence Extreme (DAVE), and used his vision to transform the regional promotion into the beloved cult phenomenon known today.

Vibert has sporadically appeared on-screen for DAVE, often as a colour commentator. In 2002, Vibert adopted the gimmick of playing as a villainous, egomaniacal boss who barely cares about the well-being of his employees and often treats wrestlers positioned in the lower card badly.

After DAVE filed for bankruptcy in 2007, Vibert would disappear from the public eye for 2 years before resurfacing as a left-wing political commentator in 2009. Since then, he has established a reputation as one of the most respected political commentators and analysts of all time. He returned to professional wrestling in 2022 when he announced the creation of the DAVE off-shoot company Danger And Violence Is Destiny (DAVID).

Early life
Vibert was born on 27 April 1965, in Annesia City, Federal Capital Territory, the only son of Geraldine (née Jakeman) and Matthias Vibert. Vibert attended Martin Jean State High School, graduating in 1981. He received his B.A. in Political Science from the National People's University in 1986.