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Name: Randy Orton
Height: 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)
Weight: 245 lb (111 kg)
Mini-Bio: Randal Keith "Randy" Orton (born on April 1, 1980) is an American professional wrestler currently signed to World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) wrestling on its Raw brand. Orton is a third-generation professional wrestler; his grandfather Bob Orton, Sr., father "Cowboy" Bob Orton, as well as his uncle Barry O, all competed in the professional wrestling industry.

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Not only did The Viper defeat Ted DiBiase and John Morrison in a Triple Threat Match, but he nailed John Cena with a vicious RKO at the end of the night.

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Some superstars truly are both better. From the moment he set foot in a WWE ring, it was clear that Randy Orton was destined for great things. This limitless potential was first realized at Armageddon in 2003 when the third-generation Superstar defeated Rob Van Dam for the Intercontinental Championship. The Viper would go on to have one of the lonest reigns of the modern era, defending the title for 210 days against the likes of Mick Foley and Edge. In the eyes of many in the WWE Universe. Orton’s exceptional run as Intercontinental Champion restored the title’s prestige after its 2003 revival.

The Kofi Kingston-Randy Orton rivalry has seen nearly everything.

Expect this list to grow, nonetheless, when two of the most ferocious combatants and impassioned rivals collide once again at WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs at the AT&T Center in San Antonio.

In addition to it being extraordinarily intense, Kingston and The Viper’s confrontation has also been very competitive. At Survivor Series, Kingston was the sole survivor when he pinned Orton to finish off The Viper’s troop. A couple weeks later on Raw, the former WWE Champion got some much-desired revenge when his cohorts, The Legacy, deviously assaulted their animated enemy to help Orton secure a victory.

AT WWE TLC, however, the vivacious Superstar should be completely aware of the kind of conniving tactics The Viper is capable of achieving. From watching out for interference from Cody Rhodes or Ted DiBiase to safeguarding against other crafty maneuvers from his opponent, Kingston appears fully prepared for this highly anticipated bout.

The winner of this contest, moreover, will almost certainly raise their stock in their respective quests to become the No. 1 contender for the WWE Title. Orton, for one, has already made several demands to recent special guest hosts on Raw, including Gov. Jesse Ventura, that he deserves another opportunity at the gold. His WWE TLC adversary, meanwhile, has battled his way to the top of the rankings.

It remains to be seen what new drama will be added to this riveting rivalry, but one thing is for sure, the WWE Universe does not want to miss this match, or any of the highly coveted contests at WWE TLC.

Be sure to watch all the action at WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs on Sunday, Dec. 13 at 8/5 PT, exclusively on pay-per-view.

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Orton and Legacy out to the ring. Video of the attacks on Kofi last week, followed by the match. After the match there was more abuse on Kofi. Orton says he applauds Mark Cuban and asserting authority. He has no doubt Cena and Sheamus will tear each other apart at TLC. He also thinks tonight’s showdown will end in chaos. He doesn’t care about it because of what Cuban will do for him. Cuban will lift the ban on Orton not being able to face Cena for the title. He wants to be guaranteed to face whoever wins. Cuban shakes his head no. Ted says rich people have pride, but they don’t have to be stupid. They didn’t want to have to go there, but why don’t they look at what happened last time Cuban and Orton were in the ring together. Video of SS 2003 when Orton hit the RKO on Cuban. Cuban said he thought it might go down this way. Orton’s not fighting the winner, no way! What else Cuban knows, that Orton got lucky last week against Kofi is because WWE refs are worse than NBA refs and didn’t have the guts to stop the match when the attacks happened. Cuban says he respects Orton’s a competitor and has something for him tonight. Orton’s facing Kofi tonight in a rematch. But, Cuban’s going to be the ref! he’s the guy in charge, he’s the guest host, deal with it. Cody says he can’t talk to them like that. Orton can and will hurt him. Just like the Mavs, Cuban’s all talk. Don’t they want to do something memorable in this arena, besides lose the playoffs? He knows Cuban’s dying to get involved, why not take up Cody’s challenge and get in the ring with Cody tonight. If Cody wins, Cuban lifts Orton’s ban. Ted and Cody up in Cuban’s face. Why don’t they take it up in June after the Mavs have won the finals? Right now, they have a match to go fight? Out comes Evan Bourne and Primo come out to face Legacy! Cuban mouthed something for the camera, but no clue what it was. Continue reading »

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