Randy Orton has been considered one of the active legendary talents to be present on the WWE roster. The third-generation talent has long been absent from WWE TV due to an injury but the expectation is that he will return in due course to resume his career which isn’t coming to an end, anytime soon.
Carrying on the Orton legacy of his father and grandfather, Randy Orton has only strengthened it in the WWE by becoming one of the cornerstone figures of the company for almost two decades. Since he’s been absent from WWE television programming for more than eight months, WWE Universe is eager to see him back on TV.
The 14-Time WWE World Heavyweight Champion finally decided to make a public appearance but not in a WWE event to shock the wrestling fans. The Apex Predator was spotted helping out at Boon Center Inc. in his home state of Missouri. Randy Orton can be seen in several photos released on social media. He was also posed while flexing his biceps on Instagram, indicating that he’s in shape.
Randy Orton Wanted To Walk Out After Ex WWE Female Star Showed Him An Explicit Video
Here’s what BCI (Boone Center Inc.) posted about Randy Orton’s sudden visit,
“‘I’m freaking out right now!’ was what super-fan Jenna said earlier today after she met WWE pro wrestler Randy Orton during a surprise visit.
Randy, his wife Kim and their family stopped by at the invitation of our CEO Troy Compardo (their sons attend middle school together). As you can imagine, there were MANY hugs and high-fives, along with autographs and photos.”
Randy Orton is out of action in WWE since May 2022
As noted above, Randy Orton is currently out of action with a back injury. He hasn’t seen in action since May after getting written off WWE programming after a vicious storyline assault by Roman Reigns and The Usos. After this, the veteran had to undergo a lower back fusion surgery, which resulted in major changes in WWE’s creative plans for Summerslam 2022.
The original plan for the main event match called for Roman Reigns (c) vs. Randy Orton for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship. But it was ultimately canceled after the latter’s injury as Reigns went on to face Brock Lesnar in a Last Man Standing Match.
