Thread: QUESTION - Does Randy Orton still have the potential to be a successful Number One Face in the WWE?
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Old 02-20-2015, 03:52 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by Heyman View Post
Face Randy Orton vs. Brock Lesnar would be pretty cool in my opinion.


Aside from that, the one thing that Orton has going for him, is that Triple H and John Cena have gone on record (during TV shows) stating that they think Orton is the most talented guy on the roster.


So basically - if the WWE were to push Orton and start giving him massive and convincing wins, it could easily be portrayed as, "Orton is finally starting to live up to his potential."


The other thing I like about Orton, is that he caters to an older demographic. As the WWE has been moving away from the PG era over the past few years, perhaps a guy like Orton, as opposed to Cena, might be a more appropriate 'face' of the WWE.............especially if the WWE are hell bent on NOT going "balls out" with Daniel Bryan, and if Roman Reigns' face run ultimately flops.
Summerslam 2015

"The youngest WWE Champion" Brock Lesnar versus "The youngest World Heavyweight Champion" Randy Orton for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.
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