10 Reasons Why Randy Orton Is Everything Wrong With WWE
10. He Really Can’t Put Over Young Talent
After seven years on WWE’s main roster, 2009 saw Randy Orton paired with a quartet of new talents (Cody Rhodes, Ted DiBiase, Jr., Manu Anoai and Sim Snuka) as heel stable The Legacy. The idea was that this group was intended to serve the same purpose as Evolution did for Orton and Batista five years prior.
Sadly, the rub of being affiliated with Orton was not the same as the rub of being with Triple H and Ric Flair, so the boost for the careers for all four wrestlers mentioned was negligible at-best. Maybe this isn’t so much of a problem with Orton as it is with creative, but Orton in the role of “veteran leader” just isn’t something that he’s organically engineered to be great at, thus he failed.
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