More bragging rights to his legend killer list.
yeah, thats a good point. Most of the legends he's beat are well past their prime and are either too old, not in shape, or both. The only way his list of legends that he "killed" would be considered an outstanding achievement is if he went back in time in the 80's, early 90's and defeated them then. Then Randy Orton would have something to boast about. Beating a bunch of old wrestlers is really nothing to brag about.
Orton is not that weak, remember some of the people Orton has won against:
HHH, HBK, Austin, Cactus Jack, Benoit, The Undertaker and more.
We might even see Khali jobbing before long much like kane did when he teamed with the hurricane.
- Chris Jericho mentioned in an interview with the Baltimore Sun that he will in fact return to wrestling but he didn’t mention where or when. He also goes on to mention that unlike Bill Goldberg and Brock Lesnar, he is very happy when TNA mentions his name on broadcasts. When he does make his return, he will be working a full-time schedule and will probably take on doing some comedy.
Benoit is on the cover of People this week...just bought my copy - haven't gotten to read through it yet, but yeah - should be interesting.
Yeah he's been in a lot of good matches. One of my favorite tag matches I saw was benoit and Jericho vs HHH and Steve Austin when Austin turned heel after Wrestlemania 17. That was the match when HHH blew out his quad the first time. That was a really good match I thought.
I haven't seen the full match, but what little bit I can remember, the match between bret hart and benoit was pretty good which was a tribute match for owen hart.
Mark Calaway (a/k/a Undertaker) just finished building a $2.7 million office building in Loveland, Colorado along with his business partner, Scott Everhart. The two have named the building The Calahart (Calaway & Everhart) Building, which is filled with upscale office space with a great location.
Undertaker is scheduled to return to wrestling in November, but is getting into real estate since he knows his wrestling career isn't going to last much longer. Calaway said that being a star on TV is something that will help him with his future business. He was quoted as saying, "by no means does it seal the deal, but people do want to sit down and talk with you. It helps us get to meet a lot of people and know what we're trying to get accomplished."