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After tonight's loss, to a cripple I might add, it's become apparent than Randy Orton's reign(s) as Heavyweight Champion are worse than that of Edge's last few, Jeff Hardy's tonight and C.M Punk's original run as Heavyweight Champion, combined.
Let's take a look, roll the clip.. *waits impatiently* What the fuck do you mean we got no clip? Ah fuck, okay then.. we'll do it the old fashion way.
In what is arguably one of Randy's best Championship matches, ever, Orton as a young rising Star defeated one of Canada's best, in Canada, in Chris Benoit. Orton's reign lasted not even a full month, ending 3 days shy of it.
Orton the following night from his Summerslam victory, was cast out of Evolution, like any number of loser's voted off the Island from Survivor. This followed up with a one-on-one encounter against Triple H, at Unforgiven, in which Orton quickly dropped his Heavyweight Championship - before he could truly even realize the greatness it holds.
This was without question his most impressive streak as Champion. But the true story lies within how he won the Championship, and whom he defeated, defending the Championship. Let's take a look.
At No Mercy, Orton was awarded the Championship, making him an automatic 2-time Heavyweight Champion. Triple H instantly came out, challenging the new Champion - and quickly suckered him (and McMahon) into the match. Triple H won the title, making Orton's reign last all of one whole match.
Orton regained the Championship for the 3rd time, the same night, defeating Triple H in a Last Man Standing match-up. But not without knowing Triple H had went through hell all throughout the night, including a lengthy match-up against Umaga, while Orton rested.
From this point, Orton retained his title on Pay per view's against the likes of; Shawn Michaels, Chris Jericho, Jeff Hardy, John Cena & Triple H. However, once again you must look deeper into the situations..
He defeated a Shawn Michaels, who was banned from using Sweet Chin Music. In fact, the finish of the match came when H.B.K almost forgot, attempting the kick, only to pull back - a split second long enough, for Orton to hit an R.K.O.
He retained his Championship against Chris Jericho, via losing by DQ, after J.B.L got involved in the match-up, seemingly moments before Orton was ready to tap-out in the Walls of Jericho.
He retained his Championships against Jeff Hardy, only by one R.K.O, after Hardy had completely dominated Orton throughout their entire match-up at the Royal Rumble.
He retained his Championship, once again by DQ, against John Cena at No Way Out.
He defeated both Triple H and John Cena at Wrestlemania, but not without allowing the Game and Cena to battle it out, picking off one - after they'd taken out the other.
He ended up losing his Championship, once again, to Triple H - at Backlash.
His most recent Heavyweight run, has come and now gone. It all began in the unlikeliest of ways. A Six Man Tag Team contest brought Orton the Championship, after he punted the Game in the head - but not without Ted DiBiase & Cody Rhodes (Legacy) helping him along the way.
This followed up by retaining his Championship at Judgment Day, via DQ against Batista.. only to then drop the Championship tonight, in a Steel Cage match, against an Animal who had been previously injured - so much so, that he'll be on the shelf for another undetermined period of time - yet the Company decided to still, give him the title over letting Orton retain.
So I ask you.. is Randy Orton the single worst W.W.E Heavyweight Champion in the history of the Company? Is Randy Orton a fluke when it comes to being the Heavyweight Champion? DOES Randy Orton deserve to be the Heavyweight Champion, now, or ever again?
Please make sure you explain your theories and opinions. Thank You.
Let's take a look, roll the clip.. *waits impatiently* What the fuck do you mean we got no clip? Ah fuck, okay then.. we'll do it the old fashion way.
Summerslam 2004-Unforgiven 2004:
In what is arguably one of Randy's best Championship matches, ever, Orton as a young rising Star defeated one of Canada's best, in Canada, in Chris Benoit. Orton's reign lasted not even a full month, ending 3 days shy of it.
Orton the following night from his Summerslam victory, was cast out of Evolution, like any number of loser's voted off the Island from Survivor. This followed up with a one-on-one encounter against Triple H, at Unforgiven, in which Orton quickly dropped his Heavyweight Championship - before he could truly even realize the greatness it holds.
No Mercy 2007-Backlash 2008:
This was without question his most impressive streak as Champion. But the true story lies within how he won the Championship, and whom he defeated, defending the Championship. Let's take a look.
At No Mercy, Orton was awarded the Championship, making him an automatic 2-time Heavyweight Champion. Triple H instantly came out, challenging the new Champion - and quickly suckered him (and McMahon) into the match. Triple H won the title, making Orton's reign last all of one whole match.
Orton regained the Championship for the 3rd time, the same night, defeating Triple H in a Last Man Standing match-up. But not without knowing Triple H had went through hell all throughout the night, including a lengthy match-up against Umaga, while Orton rested.
From this point, Orton retained his title on Pay per view's against the likes of; Shawn Michaels, Chris Jericho, Jeff Hardy, John Cena & Triple H. However, once again you must look deeper into the situations..
He defeated a Shawn Michaels, who was banned from using Sweet Chin Music. In fact, the finish of the match came when H.B.K almost forgot, attempting the kick, only to pull back - a split second long enough, for Orton to hit an R.K.O.
He retained his Championship against Chris Jericho, via losing by DQ, after J.B.L got involved in the match-up, seemingly moments before Orton was ready to tap-out in the Walls of Jericho.
He retained his Championships against Jeff Hardy, only by one R.K.O, after Hardy had completely dominated Orton throughout their entire match-up at the Royal Rumble.
He retained his Championship, once again by DQ, against John Cena at No Way Out.
He defeated both Triple H and John Cena at Wrestlemania, but not without allowing the Game and Cena to battle it out, picking off one - after they'd taken out the other.
He ended up losing his Championship, once again, to Triple H - at Backlash.
Backlash 2009-Extreme Rules 2009:
His most recent Heavyweight run, has come and now gone. It all began in the unlikeliest of ways. A Six Man Tag Team contest brought Orton the Championship, after he punted the Game in the head - but not without Ted DiBiase & Cody Rhodes (Legacy) helping him along the way.
This followed up by retaining his Championship at Judgment Day, via DQ against Batista.. only to then drop the Championship tonight, in a Steel Cage match, against an Animal who had been previously injured - so much so, that he'll be on the shelf for another undetermined period of time - yet the Company decided to still, give him the title over letting Orton retain.
Conclusion:
So I ask you.. is Randy Orton the single worst W.W.E Heavyweight Champion in the history of the Company? Is Randy Orton a fluke when it comes to being the Heavyweight Champion? DOES Randy Orton deserve to be the Heavyweight Champion, now, or ever again?
Please make sure you explain your theories and opinions. Thank You.