Randy Orton Survivor Series Record Becomes Unforgettable as He Hits an Unbelievable RKO in Mid-Air

Randy Orton and Riddle versus The Usos took place after former Raw tag team champion Omos won the 25 man battle royale.

The match was not just important for RAW for also for Randy Orton personally because he broke a very important record. It was his 177th match on a WWE pay-per-view. He broke Kane’s record for most pay-per-view matches in WWE history.

Survivor Series 2021 witnessed Monday Night RAW prove itself to be the supreme brand. They won over SmackDown by defeating them 5-2 in all matches.

Following the entrances, Riddle and Jimmy started the match, but seconds later, the latter tagged Jey in.

Riddle tagged Orton in after slamming Jey down. Randy went for an early RKO, but Jey blocked his attempt and he went outside the ring.

As the match progressed, the scales kept tipping back and forth. At times, the Usos dominated and on other occasions, RK-Bro showed the Bloodline why they’re champions.

There came a point where The Usos were hitting Riddle and he couldn’t tag Randy in. Just as he was about to after kicking Jey Uso’s head, Jimmy was tagged in and broke up the momentum.

However, Matt kept going for the tag, but was far from Orton, because the brothers kept pulling him back.

Riddle eventually fought back, and he dropped Jimmy onto his thigh. Jey and Orton extended their hands out so that their partner could tag them.

Then Orton and Jey become the legal men and the Apex Predator dropped one-half of SmackDown tag team champions with power slams.

They both hashed it out outside the ring and RK-Bro had the upper hand in the match.

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Randy Orton and Riddle win over The Usos

After a brawl between Randy Orton and Jey Uso outside the ring. Riddle recovered from his battle wounds and helped his partner after Randy got super kicked by The Usos.

At that point, both teams went for their finishers, but both the teams kept blocking it. But The Usos somehow maneuvered Riddle into a Samoan drop but he kicked out.

The Usos super kicked RK-bro, but Riddle kicked out in time. In the last moments, Jimmy kicked Orton to the floor, then dropped Riddle, but Orton was the legal man.

Jimmy went for the Uso Splash on Riddle, but Orton rushed into the ring to catch him in an RKO mid-air.

1, 2, 3, Randy Orton pinned Jimmy Uso and won the match.

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The match was exciting, energetic, and historic, for obvious reasons. It was one of the best matches on the card and it delivered massively.

While many thought that The Usos would pick up the win, WWE obviously wanted Randy Orton to win an important milestone in his career.