How many times has Randy Orton won the WWE Championship?

Randy Orton won his last WWE Championship at Hell in a Cell 2020
Randy Orton won his last WWE Championship at Hell in a Cell 2020

Randy Orton is set to challenge current WWE Champion Bobby Lashley at Extreme Rules 2021. But how many times has he already won the Championship?

Randy Orton has won the WWE Championship 10 times in his career so far. He has also held the World Heavyweight Championship 4 times, making him a 14-time World Champion in WWE.

Apart from his World Titles, WWE's Apex Predator has also won the Intercontinental, United States and Tag Team Titles. He is a former Money in the Bank winner and one of only seven superstars to have won the Royal Rumble match twice.

Orton is the only superstar except for John Cena, whose WWE Title wins are in double-digits. His last WWE Championship victory came at WWE Hell in a Cell 2020, where he defeated Drew McIntyre.


Randy Orton's history in WWE

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Randy Orton is a third-generation superstar who made his WWE debut in 2002. Even though his initial year was plagued with injuries, the following year saw him join the Evolution stable alongside Triple H, Ric Flair and Batista. He went on to become the youngest World Champion in WWE history at SummerSlam 2004. The subsequent years would see him engage in high-profile feuds with top stars like Triple H, Kurt Angle, The Undertaker, and John Cena, to name a few.

Some of Orton's best work came under the persona of "The Legend Killer," under which he feuded with various legends like Shawn Michaels, Mick Foley and Rob Van Dam.

A future Hall of Famer, Orton has always been a top star in WWE, and he has been at the forefront of main-event storylines throughout his career.

At Extreme Rules, the slow and methodical Randy Orton will take on Lashley's powerhouse abilities. MVP and Riddle will also be at ringside, making the match much more interesting to watch.


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