Randy Orton is an American professional wrestler. He was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, United States, on 1 April 1980. Orton made his debut in the WWE on April 25, 2002. After a short stint as a singles competitor, Orton joined the Evolution faction alongside legendary wrestlers like Triple H, Ric Flair, and Batista. During this time, Randy Orton started using RKO as his finisher, which later became one of the most famous moves in the history of professional wrestling.
In 2003, Randy Orton introduced his new Character, known as the Legend Killer. This character change became the reason that Orton became one of the most well-known wrestlers in the history of professional wrestling. In 2004, Randy Orton made history by defeating Chris Benoit at SummerSlam 2004 to become the youngest champion in the company’s history.
Over the years, Randy Orton has won many championships and many accolades, including the United States Championship, Tag Team Championship, and the World Championship. He has also won multiple Royal Rumble matches and has Main Evented multiple WrestleManias. As of 2025, Randy Orton remains the only active full-time wrestler from the 2000s era. Currently, Randy Orton performs on the SmackDown brand.
List of Randy Orton WWE World Championships
Randy Orton has won the WWE World Championships 14 times. He is one of the few wrestlers who have achieved this margin. Orton won his first-ever WWE World Championship at the 2004 SummerSlam by defeating Chris Benoit to become the youngest wrestler in the history of WWE to become a World Champion.
One of the memorable championship wins in the legendary career of Randy Orton is when he defeated John Cena in a title unification match at TLC in 2013, which unified “The Big Gold” World Heavyweight Championship and the WWE Championship. Randy Orton won this match and became the new unified WWE World Heavyweight Champion. Randy Orton won his most recent World Championship in the Pandemic era, when he defeated Drew McIntyre at the Hell in a Cell Premium Live event in 2020.
Here is a detailed table summarizing Randy Ortonâ€s WWE World Championships:
Championship WonEventDateOpponent DefeatedWorld Heavyweight ChampionshipSummerSlamAug 15, 2004Chris BenoitWWE ChampionshipNo MercyOct 7, 2007Vacated TitleWWE ChampionshipNo MercyOct 7, 2007Triple HWWE ChampionshipBacklashApr 26, 2009Triple H, Batista, & Shane McMahonWWE ChampionshipRawJune 15, 2009Triple HWWE ChampionshipHell in a CellOct 4, 2009John CenaWorld Heavyweight ChampionshipRawFeb 23, 2010Ted DiBiase & Cody RhodesWorld Heavyweight ChampionshipExtreme RulesMay 1, 2011ChristianWorld Heavyweight ChampionshipSummerSlamAug 14, 2011ChristianWWE ChampionshipSummerSlamAug 18, 2013Daniel BryanWWE ChampionshipNight of ChampionsSep 15, 2013Daniel BryanUnified WWE ChampionshipTLCDec 15, 2013John CenaWWE ChampionshipWrestleMania 33Apr 2, 2017Bray WyattWWE ChampionshipHell in a CellOct 25, 2020Drew McIntyre
FAQs
Q. When will Randy Orton retire?
A. Randy Orton has stated multiple times that he plans to wrestle for WWE for at least one more decade.
Q. Why did Randy Orton stop using the Punk Kick?
A.The decision to ban the Punt Kick was made by the WWE management for safety reasons.
Q. What does RKO mean?
A.Randy Orton’s finisher is one of the famous moves in professional wrestling, and it stands for his initials, Randal Keith Orton.
Q. Is Randy Orton still a full-time wrestler?
A.Yes, Randy Orton remains the only active full-time wrestler from the 2000s era.
Q. Is Randy Orton Related to Bob Orton?
A. Bob Orton is the real-life father of Randy Orton.
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