Ted DiBiase shared his lofty goals with Brian Fritz of the Orlando Sentinel's Flying Elbow blog. "I would say that I’m very blessed to be in the position I’m in and I have a lot of people to thank for that," DiBiase said. "I’ve got a long way to go, I believe. Like I said, I’m not happy at all with where I am right now. I mean I’m happy but I don’t plan on being here. I want to be the John Cena, the Randy Orton of WWE. If you don’t, you should just leave. That’s how much we love what we do. You want to be the best.

DiBiase also explained why he believes Legacy are starting to get more cheers. "Well, you know, there’s always that initial girl reaction," he said. "They like to cheer us. It’s probably because of Cody (Rhodes) – he’s kind of the Abercrombie pretty boy of the group. All of the girls like Randy until he does something horrific which he’s pretty much guaranteed to do every week.

"Legacy has really caught on. I guess a lot of people like us because we’re good but then they hate us because we’re good looking and we know we’re good. It’s a love-hate relationship with some people. Some people just really hate us." To read the full interview, visit OrlandoSentinel.com.

Powell's POV: Very good interview. Ted Jr. also discussed the advice has father has given him and he's passed on to brother Brett, who is working in Florida Championship Wrestling. DiBiase came across very humble and respectful in the interview, and he definitely has the right attitude regarding his main event aspirations. Highly recommended interview.

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