Randy Orton Signs for WWE SmackDown Return After WrestleMania 42
Randy Orton, the Apex Predator, is set to make a comeback to WWE SmackDown after a prolonged absence. The WWE legend has been on hiatus since WrestleMania 42, where he faced Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE title.
What happened?
Orton's last appearance was at WrestleMania 42, where he lost to Cody Rhodes. Since then, he has been absent from WWE programming. However, a new report from WrestleVotes on Fightful Select suggests that Orton is still expected to make an appearance at the upcoming Fanatics Fest in New York.
Why it matters for Randy Orton
Orton's return to WWE SmackDown is significant, given his status as one of the biggest names in the Stamford-based promotion. His comeback will likely generate a lot of buzz among fans and could potentially lead to a major storyline.
What comes next?
The exact details of Orton's return are still unclear, but it's expected that he will make a significant impact on the WWE SmackDown roster. With his return, fans can expect a thrilling storyline that will keep them on the edge of their seats.
Ken Anderson, a former WWE star, has made some shocking accusations against Orton and John Cena. Anderson claims that Orton and Cena conspired to have him fired from WWE. Speaking on Tagging in with Chris Harris, Anderson explained that Orton and Cena both wanted him out of the company.
"Yeah, definitely. You know, I was, uh, as everybody said, Randy, you know, I got fired for dumping Randy on his head. If you slow that video down, you can see that he his neck never comes into contact with the mat. Even like just the way that he bumped. He he bumped in a manner that uh he lined up perfectly with the camera. So, you can actually see that, you know, he he says I dumped him on his head, but you can see the shadow of his you can see his neck, you know, it’s completely flat bump from his shoulders to his a** was a complete straight line flat bump."
Anderson further added that Orton and Cena worked together to get him fired. "Um, I believe that Randy and John worked together. They decided to that day like, let’s f* get him gone. And it and it worked. And that it is what it is."
The exact reason behind Anderson's firing is still unclear, but it's evident that Orton and Cena played a significant role in his departure from WWE.
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