In fact, he was so vile that he punted Grandpa Vinny right in the noggin!ДЄnd it was so vicious they covered the screen in a blood red filter. IВ could have written, вЂњIt was the beginning of 2006, and Randy Orton was WWEвЂ™s lead heel.вЂќ Or maybe вЂњIt was the beginning of 2011, and Randy Orton was WWEвЂ™s lead heel.вЂќ And would it really shock anyone if I went withВ вЂњIt was the beginning of 2038, and Randy Orton was WWEвЂ™s lead heelвЂќ?ДЄnyway, Orton was the lead heel in the company and was feuding with the McMahons (another statement that is seemingly timeless, and not necessarily in a good way).

In retrospect, it feels kinda weird to write that sentence.В I wrote 2009, but thatвЂ™s a line where you could pretty much pop in any year after 2003 and it would still be accurate. It was the beginning of 2009, and Randy Orton was WWEвЂ™s lead heel. Sometimes, though, he, or should I say the company, took things a bit too farвЂ¦.and thatвЂ™s what weвЂ™re here to discuss today. At the end of the day, I always viewed him as the Joie Chitwood of wrestling a stunt man who wasnвЂ™t quite Evel Knievel, but he tried hard and was applauded by many. I know some people who thought he was the second coming of Ric Flair and others who thought he was absolutely terrible.

He was awful as a color commentator (watch an early Sunday Night HeatВ if you want proof), but in the ring, yeah, I felt he was ok. If ever you needed proof that RD Reynolds is completely out of any desirable demographic, I provide you with the fact that I just used the term вЂњchannel changer.вЂќД«ack to Shane. Maybe heвЂ™s the lesser of two evils with Steph, who I find to be absolutely nails on the chalkboard and married to aВ guy who always has me reaching for the channel changer. IвЂ™m not sure why, but IвЂ™ve always found him to be the most likable of all the McMahons outside of Vince.

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