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#2: Randy Orton sets his eyes on AJ Styles
One of the most widely regarded norms in the WWE is that Randy Orton is better as a dastardly villain. And apparently, it's an idea that Orton himself is well aware of.
Since Randy Orton made his return at Extreme Rules, he's been making the lives of guys like Rey Mysterio and Jeff Hardy a living hell. The motivation behind these acts of violence is justified by his dislike for the current state of pro wrestling.
Randy Orton is sick of people like Brock Lesnar and their part-time schedule, and he is also sick of 'indie guys' both inside and outside of the WWE.
He is coming with a fresh loss at the hands of Rey Mysterio, and to vent his frustration, he probably needs a new target.
It's been heavily rumoured that the plans for WrestleMania 35 are to do a match between AJ Styles and Randy Orton.
If that's the direction the WWE is heading towards, it wouldn't be surprising if they plant the seeds on this week's episode of SmackDown Live.
That would immediately get Orton his heat back in his quest to solidify himself as WWE's most vicious heel and give both men a fresh direction following their defeats at TLC.
