Ted DiBiase told ESPN.com that Randy Orton has been a positive influence throughout the run of Legacy. "Not only do you learn a lot, but Randy always picks up the tab," DiBiase said. "He's been nothing but help. He offers me help all the time, and he doesn't have to do that, but we share a very special bond, the fact that we're both third-generation wrestlers, so there's that connection there.

"He's reached out to me and has really made sure that I take the steps that I need to take to hopefully be where he's at one day. We need to build a bigger card. These guys won't be around all the time. Look at D-X … they're old. [laughs] They're old. It's our time now."

Ted also commented on his brother Brett DiBiase and whether he's next in line to join Legacy. "I don't know," Ted said. "He's only been down there like six months... He's 21. He's a young guy and he just started. He's doing good, though. He's making good progress." To read the full interview, visit ESPN.com.

Powell's POV: Good interview. Ted also mentioned that he'd like to be the man who ends Undertaker's WrestleMania winning streak. It was mentioned that it would take the story full circle given that Ted DiBiase Sr. introduced the Taker character originally.

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