Randy Orton discusses his legacy.
This month, WWE is paying tribute to Randy Orton's for 20 years in the industry. As part of this tribute, WWE is releasing a series or videos looking back on Randy Orton's greatest moments.
In one of the videos (embedded above), Randy looks back at his top 20 greatest moments and reflects on matches with Triple H, Mick Foley, The Rock, and more. At the end of the video, Randy Orton is asked about what his legacy will be. Randy, who has watched many of his contemporaries come and go, says that his legacy will be that, behind The Undertaker, he has been a part of WWE and never left.
Furthermore, Randy says he has no plans to leave WWE and even joked that Roman Reigns will be off in Hollywood while he will still be a WWE Superstar.
"A lot of people ask me what my legacy will be," Randy began. "You know, I think you're talking WWE, more specifically, my legacy will be that I was the next guy after The Undertaker, that was the only person that never went anywhere else and had more matches, more titles, more accolades. I don't care, Roman Reigns. I'm sure he's got Dwayne Johnson's agents number on speed dial. Roman will be in Hollywood. I'll still be here.
"I'm in my prime, ladies and gentlemen, I got a long way to go," he continued. "But my legacy will be that I did it longer than anybody."
Tonight on Monday Night Raw, Randy Orton will celebrate 20 years in WWE. We will have live coverage of Monday Night Raw beginning at 8 PM eastern time.
Orton further discussed his legacy in the recent interview and stated that he misses working with Daniel Bryan. Learn more here.
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