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#2: Randy Orton did not sell the impact behind Rey Mysterio's 619 at all
The Viper came out to the ring last night and promised to turn Rey Mysterio into his latest "victim" at WWE TLC.
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The Ultimate Underdog came out with a Steel Chair and interrupted the promo by sneaking behind Orton and hitting him with the foreign object.
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One thing led to another, and Rey Mysterio managed to put The Viper in position for his finisher, the 619.
After executing the move though, Randy Orton high-tailed out of the ring as quickly as possible and got back up to his feet without showing any signs of damage. Orton walked back to the ramp and appeared to be perfectly fine just after being hit on the head by one of the most iconic finishers in WWE history.
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