Though this is a few months old it’s still relatively new to me, and I’m sure to some of you as well. Randy shows alot more personality in this interview than previous ones I’ve seen and it really is a good interview. I suggest you guys watch.

I can only wish every man lived by the same saying Randy does: “Happy wife, happy life.” because it’s a good one! :p

Kofi Kingston recently sat down with the famous Sun.co.uk website for a interview. In the interview he discusses his current angle with Randy as well as what he thinks of Randy and how great it is to be working with it.

Would you describe the last two weeks as the biggest in your career?
I guess so, man. The past couple of weeks have certainly had a lot of momentum, especially with last week destroying Randy’s car. Just picking a fight with Randy Orton…you’ll have to see what happens with me and Randy, but I’m positive some good matches will be occurring.

It has been a crazy few days. For me, career-wise, it’s all about getting better. If you’re not getting better, you’re only getting worse. I’m just trying to step it up.

It was cool to be involved with the Bragging Rights pay-per-view, I thought it was very successful. The next day, being in the ring with Jericho, he’s a veteran and a legend. It’s cool to be involved in anything he is involved in.

And then destroying Randy’s car. It was not only fun, but I think people are going to look back at it and remember it.

When did you find out you were going to be working a programme with Randy Orton — that must have been a great moment?
I’m always one of the last people to find out. This whole development has been pretty recent, I still don’t know what’s in store, except that there’ll be some high-quality matches. You pick a fight with Randy Orton, you have to step up to the plate. I’m going to step up and try to hit a home run.

Randy is established as the Legend Killer, but he is very quickly becoming a legend in his own right. To be in there with him is going to be a great learning experience. The people he has been in there with — Flair, Triple H, Batista, Shawn Michaels, Mick Foley, Edge.

I’m a student of the game, and have watched Randy for a long time. I’ve learned a lot just by watching. To be in the ring having matches against him, I’m sure I’m going to learn a whole lot from a different angle

If your interested you can read the entire Kofi interview here @ TheSun.co.uk website.

Bret Hart did a radio interview in the UK this past week. He was very critical of both WWE and TNA creative. He also put over Randy, as well as many other current wrestlers. You can listen to the interview here at Bret Hart’s Official website: BretHart.com.

When asked about what he thought about the change back to PG rating and the current talent, he said:
“Randy Orton is a great champion and a wrestler.”

When asked about the current WWE product and it’s creative writing he said:
“I look forward to watching Randy Orton wrestle and Legacy, and there are some great wrestlers out there doing some great things.”

Randy Orton, is possibly the greatest heel of this decade. Having seven years of fierce rough battles and moments. Ten of the moments that the Viper Randy Orton, has succeed past, and glorified those astonishing phenomenons.

Orton is a man with sinister plots, and has been the most rough wrestler in wrestling. With his amazing agility it is not hard for Orton to climb out of a tough situation. Having being the key heel in WWE certainty pays its prices. Look back at the fresh new Pay Per View Heel In A Cell. That was one payment that WWE has given back to him. Future Hall Of Famer Randy Orton has Ten outstanding moments that stand out from the rest. Hey that is why it is called Randy Orton’s top ten moments.

* An OVW star rose from the shadows of the development team, and made in to WWE. Orton first match that was on television took place on April 25 2002. Orton’s first match was against the extreme Hardcore Holly. For a brief period of time was the fan favorite, without this moment there would have been no key heel named The Viper Randy Orton.

* The Young Boy Randy Orton, joined the force known as Evolution. When joining to of the greatest wrestlers at that period of time Triple H and Ric Flair and newcomer Batista, has to mean something. The Fantastic Four were among the most incredulous stables in history. They took the titles, and more importantly took over the Red brand known as Raw. This team was not a force to be reckoning with. Eventually the four great talents split a part, during the break up Orton had the world title on his shoulder.

* The scripted part of wrestling is what makes wrestling, wrestling. And when the booker decided to make Randy Orton The youngest World Champions, they had no regrets. By defeating Chris Benoit in a truly magnificent match up The Viper became The youngest World Champion in WWE history.

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In an interview with SkySports.com, Ted Dibiase Jr. was asked about working with Randy and if he’s happy being in Legacy. Here’s what he had to say :

Somebody you’ve worked very closely with in the WWE is Randy Orton. What was it like to face him in the ring recently?
Ted DiBiase: That was an incredible moment as well. I think Randy is, without a doubt, one of the greatest workers we have right now and I think he’ll be remembered for years from now. He’s a future Hall of Famer and a future legend so being in the ring with him was a treat. It was hard, it was tough but I see a huge future with Randy Orton still to come.

Are you happy being part of The Legacy or do you see a time coming when you want to go and do your own thing?
Ted DiBiase: I’m very happy being with The Legacy. So far it’s done nothing but boost my career. I’ve had more opportunities to be in main events and to come up against different people like Batista and Triple H. To stand alongside Randy and to watch him do what he does has given me tons of great lessons. It’s been a huge learning experience and at the same time it’s skyrocketed my career.

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In an interview with RedCarpetInjection.com, Ted Dibiase Jr. was asked how working with Randy has improved him as a wrestler. Here’s what he had to say :

How has working with Randy Orton improved you as a wrestler?
I would give him a lot of credit because Randy is so talented, he’s our WWE champion and I look forward to his ‘I Quit’ match against John Cena at Breaking Point on Monday, but he has a lot of insight, experience and he’s so good at what he does. So it has helped skyrocket my career, I’m going into Monday at Breaking Point facing DX and it’s only been a year [since I joined with Orton] so Randy’s definitely helped.

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