It is no secret that Randy Orton has had some problems with the talents of the company. He has always been a ‘difficult’ co-worker. In fact, many wrestlers have had backstage beef with the Viper. Recently, WWE Champion Drew McIntyre addressed those allegations in a Metro interview. He never faced the cold behavior himself but heard enough stories from reliable sources.
“I was obviously aware of it. I didn’t get jealous, I never had that mentality, but it was interesting to hear, I never saw it at the worst, I guess, I heard the stories from the people that were there, I saw enough that I spoke about during the promos live on television. There’s a lot of truth to this story and the things that Randy got away with.”
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McIntyre revealed that Orton agrees with how easily he got away with everything. WWE was so afraid of losing a talent like Randy that they put up with everything.
“He says himself; he should have been fired a lot of times. The truth is, he was so good, so talented and had so much potential, that’s why he got away with murder.”
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Drew McIntyre worked his way back into the company
WWE failed to see the Scottish Psychopath’s potential during his initial run, and he left the company in 2014. He revealed a lot about his struggles in the wrestling industry and the country.
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“It was hard to watch certain parts. I honestly fast-forwarded a couple of parts, especially when I’m talking. I wanted to be as open as possible,’ he said. ‘I told my family and friends, “Don’t hold back. I want this story to be told truthfully… The thing I’ve found is, the more open I am with my fans, the more I’m myself, the more things work.”
Since his return to the company, McIntyre saw a meteoric rise. The rise culminated this year at WrestleMania, where he captured the WWE title from Brock Lesnar.