Who's Randy Orton Talking To?
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Who is Randy Orton talking to on the phone and why does it matter?
This is Robin Lundberg, joined by the world's strongest man, Mark Henry, on the Busted Open Podcast. Randy Orton is hearing voices in his head, but who's he talking to on the phone? We discuss next.
This is the Busted Open Podcast. Randy Orton. is one of the guys and I I'm I was talking about this last night. I got a long history rant. With the day that Randy showed up in Louisville, Kentucky at Ohio Valley Wrestling. Um You can tell that Randy has some Issues. The problems with authority. Um He kind of wanted to do his own thing rather than be told, hey, we want you to do this, this, and this. Ah, that sounds like a schedule to me. He didn't r he just didn't like it. He just had that that that that James Dean rebel, I wanna do it my own way type of mentality. And Here we are all these years later. Um
How did Randy Orton’s early career and rebellious persona shape his current storyline?
Randy is Arguably. One of the top Ten wrestlers of all time. Fifteen. World title. Championships. has the potential to be the guy that breaks John Cena's record. The only way that that's gonna happen is if he starts right now. And We cannot talk about Randy Orton without talking about Cody Rhodes. Because Cody Rose asked for it. There was no lies told. Sumu I want you to try to find The audio Uh Randy Orton's promo. Because his beginning promo There was no lies told. The crowd. As for it. Hell, Robin, I asked for it. I said, man, I want the old school Randy. I want the Viper. But Randy explained, I put that guy to bed. Because Mamento hell Because Of where I wanted to go in my career. He put it to bed, but Cody. is the one that brought it out.
Cody is the one that knocked the lid off the evil genie bottle. So why is there this Why are you complaining about Randy now? when he just doing what everybody wanted. You you
tell me. No, I love it, Mark. I love it. But the problem is, how can anyone root against this incarnation of Randy Orton? You know, you've got like the the history, as you mentioned, the guy who's won all the titles. So there's the nostalgic pull. He's he's the old vet now that you see the people go to for advice, and he almost feels like that lovable uncle. But you know the legend killer, the viper is underneath, and he's been listening to the voices in his head. He's been unhinged. So he's playing the heel role against Cody Rhodes, but it's hard to root against Randy Orton. And here is the audio that Mark requested.
На дам листing тоз войс і майн. I have to let everybody know I can't be held responsible for what happens next. The voices in my head, they're not the problem. It's all of your voice. It's everyone else's voice outside of my head that is the problem.
Єс. Yes, sir. You asked for it. W wh what do your mom always tell you when you were a kid? Get what you asked for? Be careful what you ask for. Because you might get it. And Cody Rhodes He was like, I I don't I don't want to face my brother. I wanna face the viper. I wanna face the and and my not my words, not my words. I wanna fight the best version of Randy Oregon. You know what that told me when I when I heard that? I was like, so you don't you don't think that I'm Any good? You don't think that I can whoop your ass? You you you need a past younger More aggressive. Unhinged version of me. To beat you? That's what I that's what I heard. I I don't know. Maybe I'm I'm that guy that's Stirn the ship. Because I've been known to be an instigator before my life.
But I don't feel that way. I feel like Cody brought this on himself. And now that and the fans too.
What do the “voices in his head” represent and how might they affect his upcoming matches?
And I just said I was one of the people too. We got what we asked for, and now we gotta damn live with it.
He's listening to the voices in his head. He's listening to what was asked for by his opponent. What are your voices? Say eight seven seven-three four four-four eight nine three. Eight seven seven three four four-four eight nine three. And then, Mark, there is the bit that keeps recurring with Randy Orton on the phone, where he he's back there and he's saying, Thank you for calling. You know, uh you I I don't know if um the voices in his head have cell service. So we might have to assume there's someone else on the other line there.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
Who is Randy Orton talking to on the phone and why does it matter?
0:00–1:18
2
How did Randy Orton’s early career and rebellious persona shape his current storyline?
1:18–5:35
3
What do the “voices in his head” represent and how might they affect his upcoming matches?
5:35–8:31
4
Why is Cody Rhodes central to the Randy Orton narrative right now?
8:31–14:36
5
What are the possible WrestleMania matchups for Gunther and why is he missing from the card?
14:36–21:18
6
How is the overall WrestleMania card shaping up and which bouts are generating the most hype?
21:18–23:22
7
What are the hosts’ predictions for Randy Orton’s role at WrestleMania and his potential opponents?
23:22–23:49