THE LEGACY: CODY RHODES & TED DiBIASE
This Week: 13
Last Week: 12
Tensions are running high between these two headed into the Rumble, and it’s understandable considering either could be “The One” after Sunday.

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DX (SHAWN MICHAELS & TRIPLE H) vs. LEGACY (CODY RHODES & TED DIBIASE)
Cole plugged DX vs. Punk and Gallows for the tag titles on Smackdown this week. DX and Legacy traded control, then Cole suddenly snapped to attention shouting there’s breaking news on the guest hosts on the other side of the break. They returned from break with Michaels looking for a hot tag and receiving it. He teed off on Cody Rhodes as Lawler asked Cole about the breaking news, which is that James Roday is not here and they “don’t know exactly why.” Back to the action where Michaels dropped Cody in the corner and teased a top rope elbow, but DiBiase ran interference. Michaels simply adjusted his flight plan and splashed both men on the outside in front of the guardrail. Michaels was slow to re-enter the ring, which allowed Cody to snap off a neckbreaker to cut off Michaels’s offensive advantage.

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Ted DiBiase, Jr. sat down with Mouth on Sunday’s edition of Live Audio Wrestling. In the interview Ted talked about ‘The Marine 2′, working in Pro Wrestling NOAH, Teddy Hart, how Legacy came to be and the war with TNA. It’s definitely worth a listen so be sure to check it out.
You’ll want to skip to about the 26 minute mark to hear Ted’s interview.

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THE LEGACY: CODY RHODES & TED DiBIASE
This Week: 12
Last Week: 12
One week after helping Randy Orton become No. 1 contender, The Legacy paid for their actions and after the match, seemed quite unhappy with one another.

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Kofi Kingston came out at the top of the hour as Cole reset the show live from Univ. of Tennessee. Cena and Kofi slapped hands before Legacy’s music hit to bring out Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase. Cole cited recent bickering between Legacy, but a video showed them on the same page helping Orton win the #1 contender deal last week. Uh-oh, Lawler with a huge slip, calling Randy Orton “Randy Savage” during a voice-over on the replay from last week.

JOHN CENA & KOFI KINGSTON vs. LEGACY (CODY RHODES & TED DIBIASE)
Legacy isolated Cena early in the match and cut off a brief comeback, but Kofi eventually got the hot tag at 2:45 to do his routine on DiBiase. Kofi hit the Boom Drop, then teased Trouble in Paradise, but DiBiase moved away to a neutral corner. Cody then caused confusion in the corner allowing DiBiase to land a smashing clothesline to cut off Kofi. Legacy took control going to break. Back to the tag match where Cena urged Kofi to make the tag while Legacy kept working Kofi over. DiBiase missed with a clothesline on Kofi in the corner, then Cody just ran across the ring and knocked Cena off the ring apron to keep Legacy on the advantage. Kofi back-dropped out of a suplex attempt, then Cena begged for a tag and took the tag with the crowd exploding for Cena’s full comeback routine. Cena called for the Five Knuckle Shuffle on Cody and delivered center ring. Cody then countered the FU with a Russian Legsweep for a two count. Cena then blocked a bulldog and hit the FU on Cody, but DiBiase broke up the pin. The action broke down and Kofi took a blind-tag with Kofi coming off the top with a high cross-body splash on Cody after DiBiase ducked. Kofi made the cover on Cody for the pin and the win.
Post-match, Cole over-suggested Kofi is really hot right now going into the Rumble. Did he not pay attention to the video before the match of Orton pinning Kofi last week? Kofi and Cena celebrated at the top of the ramp after some replays, while back in the ring, Cody shook off DiBiase’s help and left him in the ring. Cody sold not being pleased with DiBiase setting him up for the fall.

WINNERS: Cena & Kofi at 10:55. Good formula TV tag match with high energy and some good work from Legacy extending the iso on Kofi and the teased finishes before Kofi won the match. More tension between Cody and Ted will probably be played up, yet again, in the weeks to come. Overall, it was good to see Kofi get a win and Legacy standing alone without Orton.

Sore ribs were a painful reminder for Ted DiBiase Jr. of the rigours of starring in an action movie. But he recently sat in awe watching the direct-to-DVD The Marine II.

“It was very surreal,” he said. “We just built a house and got the big-screen TV put in, with surround sound. And the first movie we watched was mine, in Blu-Ray. I had a couple of buddies over. It was just so weird.”

It was no surprise that DiBiase, a key cog in WWE’s Legacy faction, would turn up in an action movie.

“I was always a big action guy. What kid doesn’t want to be an action hero? I liked inspirational movies … Braveheart, Gladiator. And I like Bruce Willis. I was a huge fan of Die Hard.“

DiBiase took a beating during the filming.

“I beat the hell out of my body in the movie,” he said. “I did all the fight scenes. And the Muay Tai fighters were just bringing it. On the first take, I got kicked in the ribs and separated the cartilage between two of my ribs. I battled that through the whole movie.”

In the wrestling ring, DiBiase is also a rising star, with WWE teasing a feud with Legacy stablemate Randy Orton.
“Randy and I always want to test our skills against the best. I want to be WWE champion just as bad as he does. I want to make an impact and make a name for myself.”

Was DiBiase destined for wrestling greatness?
“I didn’t know I’d be good at it,” he said. “It’s something I wanted to do more than anything else. When I finally got the blessing from my pops, it was on from there. I don’t think I’ve ever worked harder at anything than this.”
“It’s more than providing for family or to be famous. I couldn’t care less. It was more about carrying on the family’s name, the legacy … to do well.“

Mission accomplished.

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