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#4 Randy Orton (13 - 9 WWE Championships, 4 World Heavyweight Championships)
On the off chance that Randy Orton does for sure hear voices in his head, the most common of those whispers must be an endless repetition of "Win titles". How else do you clarify the easygoing route with which the second-age Superstar has gallivanted up the peak apparently freely, starting with his record-setting World Heavyweight Championship win in 2004 (fun reality: Orton would resign that title nine years after the fact) and completion with his WWE Championship win at WrestleMania 33.
Randy Orton with his devilish grin and evil persona has found a unique selling point for himself in the WWE. Orton's reign as a Champion might be a small one but after looking at what he did this past Sunday at Extreme Rules, it looks like Orton is set for a heel turn, to embark his way on to the coveted USA title from Shinsuke Nakamura.
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