Randy Orton to Surpass The Undertaker, Triple H and John Cena’s Records at Hell in a Cell 2021

Randy Orton recently surprised the wrestling world by sporting a new goatee-look on the latest episode of Raw and even used Matt Riddle’s finisher ‘Bro Derek’ to seal a victory on the show. Fans are excited for this new partnership angle for him and we may even see the two capture Tag Team gold soon. 

With Hell in a Cell approaching soon, we will undoubtedly see Randy Orton and Riddle challenge AJ Styles and Omos for the Raw Tag Team Championship. If this happens, ‘The Viper’ will reach another milestone in his illustrious career. 

Orton already holds the record for most appearances on Raw, surpassing Chris Jericho for that position but is in for yet another record should he participate at Hell in a Cell. This would be the running for most WWE Pay Per View appearances of all time, a record held by Kane.

Randy is currently tied at second place with The Undertaker at 174 appearances in PPVs. He is just one short of ‘The Big Red Machine’ who stands at 175.

Over their long careers spanning decades, Taker and Kane accumulated several high-profile matches and stayed relevant in the business, unlike other Superstars that fade away after their time in the spotlight. 

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Randy Orton is experienced beyond his years

‘The Legend Killer’ has been in it since his early 20s. He is undoubtedly one of the best wrestlers in the world today with experience beyond his years.

Orton has learned from 3 generations of professional wrestlers and has more knowledge about the sport than most other stars.

Realistically speaking, he is one of WWE’s biggest assets and has been the most consistent performer over the years. By the time he actually hangs up his boots, he will surely be included in the discussion for the Greatest of all time. 

Randy Orton may stand at 174, but he has already overtaken John Cena (161), Triple H (170), and Big Show (142). That being said, this isn’t the only achievement he is yet to put his stamp on. 

‘The Viper’ is a 14-time World Champion. He trails only John Cena and Ric Flair in the list of most World Championships in WWE history. Cena and Flair are tied at 16, and Orton could overtake them in a few years if things go his way.