Randy Orton
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Introduction
Randal Keith Orton (born April 1, 1980), better known by his ring name Randy Orton, is an American expert grappler and entertainer. Generally viewed as one of the best proficient grapplers ever, he is presently endorsed to WWE, where he performs on the Raw brand.
Orton is a third-age proficient grappler; his granddad Bob Orton, father Bob Orton Jr., and uncle Barry Orton were all grapplers. Prior to being endorsed by the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, presently WWE), he prepared in and wrestled for the Mid-Missouri Wrestling Association and Southern Illinois Conference Wrestling. He was then endorsed by the WWF and was shipped off Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW), where he held the OVW Hardcore Championship twice. He turned into an individual from the steady Evolution not long after his WWE debut, which immediately prompted an Intercontinental Championship rule, his first title with the organization. He likewise obtained the moniker "The Legend Killer" during a storyline where he started disregarding and afterward actually assaulting WWE Hall of Famers and wrestling veterans. At age 24, he turned into the most youthful title holder in WWE history after he won the World Heavyweight Championship. He shaped the gathering The Legacy with Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase Jr. in 2008. They disbanded in 2010, and Orton got back to singles contest. From 2013 to 2015, he was lined up with The Authority, who named him the "essence of the WWE". In 2016, he joined The Wyatt Family, winning the SmackDown Tag Team Championship with Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper prior to turning on them in 2017. He won his initially United States Championship in 2018, turning into the eighteenth generally speaking Grand Slam Champion get-togethers having been the seventeenth Triple Crown Champion.
Early life
Randal Keith Orton was brought into the world in Knoxville, Tennessee, on April 1, 1980, the child of attendant Elaine and expert grappler Bob Orton Jr. He is the grandson of Bob Orton and nephew of Barry Orton, both expert grapplers. Orton went to Hazelwood Central High School, where he was a novice grappler. In the wake of moving on from secondary school in 1998, he enrolled with the Marines. At the base, he got a terrible lead release in 1999 in the wake of going AWOL on two events and defying a request from a chief. Under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, he was attempted and indicted under a unique court-military, consequently going through 38 days in the brig at Camp Pendleton.
World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment/WWE
In 2001, Orton marked an arrangement with the then World Wrestling Federation (WWF) and was shipped off its formative domain, Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW) in Louisville, Kentucky, where he proceeded with his preparation. During his time in OVW, Orton wrestled any semblance of Rico Constantino and The Prototype and cooperated with Bobby Eaton during a label group title competition. He won the OVW Hardcore Championship twice by overcoming Mr. Dark on February 14, 2001, and Flash Flanagan on May 5, 2001, separately. He additionally started showing up on a few WWF house shows that were unaffiliated with OVW, the first being on May 1, 2001, when he confronted Billy Gunn. That fall he started showing up routinely on WWF house shows and dim matches, confronting Chuck Palumbo, Steven Richards and Shawn Stasiak, yet generally wrestling in label group matches.
Advancement (2002–2004)
Evolution
One of Orton's first authority WWF appearances was March 16, 2002 at WrestleMania X8's Fan Axxess, where he was crushed by Tommy Dreamer. Orton's initially broadcast WWF match was a triumph against Hardcore Holly on SmackDown! on April 25, 2002. Not long after his presentation on the Raw brand, Orton experienced a shoulder injury,[citation needed] leaving him sidelined for quite a long time. While recuperating, Orton actually showed up on Raw in his own Randy News Network (RNN) section, a week by week vignette highlighting him discussing his condition. The show interfered with different sections of Raw programming, which made Orton gradually progress himself into a narcissistic and egotistical heel.
After his physical issue mended, Orton joined the Evolution stable, which comprised of Ric Flair, Triple H, and relative novice Batista. In 2003, Orton invested quite a bit of his energy assisting Triple H with beating difficulties for the World Heavyweight Championship. He joined Triple H in an Elimination Chamber match for the World Heavyweight Championship at SummerSlam, included principally to get Triple H's title protection, and was disposed of by Goldberg, however the stable figured out how to satisfy its motivation and Triple H proceeded to take out Goldberg and hold his title.
World Heavyweight Champion
Subsequent to losing the Intercontinental Championship, Orton turned into the main competitor for the World Heavyweight Championship in the wake of winning a 20-man fight illustrious on July 26.[citation needed] At SummerSlam, Orton crushed Chris Benoit for the title, accordingly turning into the most youthful best on the planet in WWE history at 24 years old. Benoit saluted Orton after the match, shaking his hand for showing the capacity to "take care of business". The next night on Raw, after Orton effectively guarded the title against Benoit in a rematch, Evolution tossed Orton a false festival just to uncover that they were not satisfied with his new triumph. While Batista had Orton set on his shoulders in delight, Triple H offered him a satisfied go-ahead and afterward suddenly transformed it to a disapproval, which was trailed by Batista dropping Orton to the mat.[citation needed] Triple H, Flair and Batista assaulted Orton in the ring, bringing about Orton being kicked out of Evolution. [citation needed] Orton's separation with Evolution prompted him turning face when he kept on quarreling with his previous stablemates.[citation needed] A month after the fact, Orton lost the World Heavyweight Championship to Triple H at Unforgiven after impedance from Flair, Batista, and Jonathan Coachman.
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After being restoratively cleared to get back to the ring, Orton was reinjured in a cruiser mishap. He got back to Raw on September 1, scrutinizing every one of the heroes, including World Tag Team Champions Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase, who he scolded and slapped for allowing Cryme Tyme to take their belts. This motivated them to attempt to acquire Orton's regard. They accomplished this at Unforgiven when, with new stablemate Manu, they attacked World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk, constraining him to empty his title before his planned safeguard that evening. Orton got back to in-ring activity on the November 3 scene of Raw, losing to Punk by exclusion when DiBiase meddled, bringing about Orton punting DiBiase in the head in counter. On the December 1 scene of Raw, Orton suggested that he, Rhodes and Manu structure a coalition. The stable, called "The Legacy", appeared the following week, overcoming Batista and Triple H, Orton's previous Evolution stablemates, in a three-on-two debilitation match.
Big showdown rules (2010–2013)
After The Legacy disbanded, Orton burned through most piece of the year in World Title fights. He ineffectively tested Jack Swagger for the World Heavyweight Championship at Extreme Rules in April. At Fatal 4-Way in June, Orton contended in a lethal four-way WWE Championship match including champion Cena, Edge, and Sheamus, who won the title after impedance from The Nexus. On July 18 at Money in the Bank, Orton contended in a Money in the Bank stepping stool match for a WWE Championship contract, which was won by The Miz and, at SummerSlam, he confronted the WWE Champion Sheamus in a match that finished in a preclusion, giving Orton the success, however not the title. Quickly subsequently, Orton hit Sheamus with the seat and a RKO onto the transmission table.
The Wyatt Family (2016–2017)
Orton disclosed that he needed to confront Lesnar to demonstrate that he had a place in the best position, prior to executing a RKO on Jericho. On the July 26 scene of SmackDown Live, Orton intruded on Intercontinental Champion The Miz during his Miz TV fragment prior to overcoming Miz in a non-championship. During Lesnar's promotion on the August 1 scene of Raw, Orton showed up and conveyed a RKO to Lesnar. The next night on SmackDown Live, Lesnar assaulted Orton during his match, conveying a F-5 to Orton. At SummerSlam, Lesnar crushed Orton by TKO after a progression of elbows to the head, leaving Orton with a fresh injury which required 10 staples.
Return of the Legend Killer (2018–2021)
After a short break, Orton returned at Extreme Rules and assaulted Jeff a large number of hardies' match against Shinsuke Nakamura for the United States Championship, turning heel simultaneously. Two evenings later on SmackDown Live, Orton meddled in the rematch and assaulted Hardy once more. On the August 21 scene of SmackDown Live, Orton and Hardy went head to head in a match that finished in a no-challenge, with Hardy proceeding to assault Orton after the match. At Hell in a Cell, Orton crushed Hardy in a Hell in a Cell match. On the October 9 scene of SmackDown Live, Orton crushed a returning Big Show to meet all requirements for the WWE World Cup at Crown Jewel. He then, at that point began a fight with Mysterio, taking Mysterio's cover on the November 21 scene of SmackDown Live and conveying it with him for half a month. At TLC, Orton lost to Mysterio in a seats match. At the Royal Rumble pay-per-see on January 27, 2019, Orton entered the namesake match at number 29, disposing of Mysterio before he was himself dispensed with by Andrade. Orton contended in the Elimination Chamber match for the WWE Championship at Elimination Chamber, where he disposed of AJ Styles prior to being dispensed with by Kofi Kingston.
Orton's most remarkable move is his completing move, the RKO, a hopping variety of a shaper. The name is gotten from his initials (Randal Keith Orton). He additionally recently utilized a punt kick, which saw him approach a rival on all fours and kick them in the head; inside a storyline, this normally prompted a blackout or some other kind of extreme head injury to his rival, and was regularly used to discount the on-screen characters of grapplers who were planned to go on vacation. Notwithstanding, the move was honestly prohibited by WWE the executives in 2014 because of the simplicity of impersonation by watchers and the danger of injury should the move be messed up. The move was brought back in June 2020 as a feature of the fight among Orton and Edge where Orton utilized the Punt Kick to overcome Edge at Backlash. Orton would then beginning utilizing the move consistently once more.
During his underlying years in WWE, Orton's contrivance was that of "the Legend Killer", a youthful and presumptuous ability who disregarded and generally crushed a few legends. In late 2007, amidst his second WWE Championship rule, his person changed to a more temperamental and slippery character. He then, at that point took on the epithets of "the Viper" and "the Apex Predator" because of his conniving, snake-like person. He has said various occasions that he inclines toward playing the scalawag as it is simpler and more regular for him: "It's simple for me to go out there and be a prick on the show since it's personal occasions ten. Furthermore, despite the fact that you presumably don't care for me at any rate, allow me five minutes and I'll make dislike me more. Being a heel is enjoyable. It comes so natura.
Acting profession
A previous Marine, Orton was set to star in the activity film The Marine 2 (2009), however was supplanted by Ted DiBiase subsequent to harming his collarbone. He played a supporting part as the dad of a school menace in the satire show film That's What I Am (2011). He endorsed on to star in the activity film The Marine 3: Homefront (2013), yet was supplanted by The Miz because of his uncomfortable history with the Marines. He later featured in the activity films 12 Rounds 2: Reloaded (2013)and The Condemned 2 (2015). He had a visitor job as James Richards, a previous Navy SEAL and head of a state army bunch, in a December 2016 scene of the USA activity series Shooter. He likewise played supporting parts in the satire show film Changeland (2019) and the lighthearted comedy film Long Shot (2019).
Personal Life
Orton has been public about his battle with substance misuse, incorporating an excess in 2006.[citation needed] He has additionally managed outrage issues and has gone to outrage the board classes. He had a United States Marine Corps tattoo to his left side arm, yet concealed it in the wake of accepting his terrible direct release. His hypermobility in the two shoulders has been a consistent wellspring of wounds all through his profession, sidelining him through occurrences going from beating the ring mat too hard when performing one of his unique insults to harmless things like making a garbage run at home.
Film
Year Title Role
2011 That's What I Am Ed Freel 
2013 12 Rounds 2: Reloaded Nick Malloy
2015 The Condemned 2 Will Tanner
2016 Countdown Himself
2019 Long Shot Christopher Brooks
2019 Changeland Martin
2021 Blazing Samurai Teddy
TV
Year Title Role Notes
2007 Deal or No Deal Himself
2018 The Thundermans Nick Thunderman
Championship and Batteles
Grappler of the Year (2009)
Ohio Valley Wrestling 
OVW Hardcore Championship (multiple times)
Professional Wrestling Illustrated
Quarrel of the Year (2009) versus Triple H
Most Improved Wrestler of the Year (2004)
Most Popular Wrestler of the Year (2010)
New kid on the block of the Year (2001)
Grappler of the Year (2009, 2010)
Positioned No. 1 of the best 500 singles grapplers in the PWI 500 out of 2008
World Wrestling Entertainment/WWE
WWE Championship[a] (multiple times)
World Heavyweight Championship (multiple times)
WWE Intercontinental Championship (1 time) 
WWE United States Championship (1 time)
Cash in the Bank (2013)
Imperial Rumble (2009, 2017)
Seventeenth Triple Crown Champion
10th Grand Slam Champion (under current configuration; eighteenth by and large)
Slammy Award (multiple times)
Hashtag of the Year (2014) – #RKOOuttaNowhere
Contention of the Year (2020) versus Edge
Most Overrated (2013)
Most noticeably terrible Feud of the Year (2013) – as individual from The Authority versus Large Show
Most noticeably terrible Feud of the Year (2017) versus Whinny Wyatt
Most noticeably terrible Worked Match of the Year (2017) versus Whinny Wyatt at WrestleMania 33 on April 2
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