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#3 Randy Orton needs a big win
Randy Orton’s last significant singles victory over a high-profile Superstar came in April 2017 when he defeated Bray Wyatt to win the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 33.
Since the conclusion of his title storylines with Wyatt and Jinder Mahal, the 13-time world champion’s most notable feuds have been with Rusev, Bobby Roode, Jeff Hardy, Rey Mysterio and AJ Styles, but none of those rivalries put “The Viper” in a position where it looked as though he could move on and become a serious challenger for the WWE Championship again.
When all’s said and done, Orton’s legacy in WWE will be defined by his world title triumphs. With 13 reigns already under his belt, he is only one away from Triple H’s tally of 14 and three away from the record of 16 that is currently held by John Cena and Ric Flair.
If he can pick up a big victory over “The Game”, then Orton will no doubt be back in the title picture before we know it.
