Jordan
03-12-2013, 10:37 PM
Orton is the man, arguably the best guy WWE has in the ring, no question in the top five. The man does one thing that nobody has been able to do in years, and that is make the audience pop like mad with simple in ring psychology. All of which is based around the most solid set of wrestling moves any one guy has, on the roster currently, and maybe ever.
The way that Orton gets an average audience to pop for some of his moves like the hanging DDT, or the whip powerslam is unreal and makes every match he is in, better than the others around it.
For years now Randy has been stifled in a mid card position, and nobody can be blamed but himself. But if he is a leader and has his head on straight he is huge money for WWE and a great character for fans to enjoy.
This is my idea for the Orton Revolution....
At Wrestlemania 29 in New Jersey, Orton is picked to be on a wildcard team of often at odd enemies when he teams with Shemus and The Big Show to take on The Shield in tag team action. While Randy is the stand out in the match, Sheamus take the loss. Afterward Orton is obviously frustrated and leaves Wrestlemania with another lack luster loss.
In the main event John Cena is able to sneak the WWE Championship away from The Rock.
The next night when The Rock is explaining his failure to keep The People happy at Wrestlemania, The Shield appears and destroys The Great One.
The next week on Raw we see announced that in one week time The Rock and John Cena will have their first face to face showdown since Wrestlemania.
On Raw, in the face to face, both The Rock and Cena are attacked by The Shield, effectively standing tall each member of The Shield is surprised with none other than The Viper has slithered his way undetected into the ring and hits a few clothslines and an RKO to make the save.
At Extreme Rulez it is announced that a street fight will take place between the star studded team of WWE Champion John Cena and former champs The Rock and Randy Orton taking on the undefeated Shield.
PPV time, match is closing in on a finish. The babyfaces are up, as The Rock is about to bring it home with The Peoples Elbow on Dean Ambrose, and just as the last moment from out of left field is intercepted by an Orton RKO. While in a moment of shock John Cena watches as Dean Ambrose covers The Rock, and gets the 123.
The Rock goes off to film a movie or two with Orton completes his turn to heel on Raw the next night. Explaining how he has been looked over for years and finally had to stand up and take back what was his. He is the man of WWE not The Rock, and not John Cena.
Over the summer Cena and Orton feud to the point of victory and a title win for Orton. This sets up The Rock's return at Summerslam and either a singles match with Orton or a triple threat with Cena in the mix.
That's the best way to turn Orton for me. I know some of you guys are not a fan of Cena/Orton but I sure am. Their last feud was the turn of WWE for the better, in regard to the last 10 or so years. WWE hasn't had a feud with that much hatred between characters in a long time. I will never forget how Orton tried to murder Cena in a last man standing match one time by blowing him up with pyro.
The way that Orton gets an average audience to pop for some of his moves like the hanging DDT, or the whip powerslam is unreal and makes every match he is in, better than the others around it.
For years now Randy has been stifled in a mid card position, and nobody can be blamed but himself. But if he is a leader and has his head on straight he is huge money for WWE and a great character for fans to enjoy.
This is my idea for the Orton Revolution....
At Wrestlemania 29 in New Jersey, Orton is picked to be on a wildcard team of often at odd enemies when he teams with Shemus and The Big Show to take on The Shield in tag team action. While Randy is the stand out in the match, Sheamus take the loss. Afterward Orton is obviously frustrated and leaves Wrestlemania with another lack luster loss.
In the main event John Cena is able to sneak the WWE Championship away from The Rock.
The next night when The Rock is explaining his failure to keep The People happy at Wrestlemania, The Shield appears and destroys The Great One.
The next week on Raw we see announced that in one week time The Rock and John Cena will have their first face to face showdown since Wrestlemania.
On Raw, in the face to face, both The Rock and Cena are attacked by The Shield, effectively standing tall each member of The Shield is surprised with none other than The Viper has slithered his way undetected into the ring and hits a few clothslines and an RKO to make the save.
At Extreme Rulez it is announced that a street fight will take place between the star studded team of WWE Champion John Cena and former champs The Rock and Randy Orton taking on the undefeated Shield.
PPV time, match is closing in on a finish. The babyfaces are up, as The Rock is about to bring it home with The Peoples Elbow on Dean Ambrose, and just as the last moment from out of left field is intercepted by an Orton RKO. While in a moment of shock John Cena watches as Dean Ambrose covers The Rock, and gets the 123.
The Rock goes off to film a movie or two with Orton completes his turn to heel on Raw the next night. Explaining how he has been looked over for years and finally had to stand up and take back what was his. He is the man of WWE not The Rock, and not John Cena.
Over the summer Cena and Orton feud to the point of victory and a title win for Orton. This sets up The Rock's return at Summerslam and either a singles match with Orton or a triple threat with Cena in the mix.
That's the best way to turn Orton for me. I know some of you guys are not a fan of Cena/Orton but I sure am. Their last feud was the turn of WWE for the better, in regard to the last 10 or so years. WWE hasn't had a feud with that much hatred between characters in a long time. I will never forget how Orton tried to murder Cena in a last man standing match one time by blowing him up with pyro.