Randy Orton Says He Needs To Work On His Promos, J.R. Scouting Amateurs

[AKI Man]

<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Quote:</dt><dd> </dd></dl><div>-- Jim Ross stated Sunday on Twitter that he is scouting prospective talent at today's amateur wrestling meet between the University of Oklahoma and Lehigh University.

-- WrestlingFigs.com says Bryan Clark has been added to Legends of Wrestling 14, which takes place Saturday, June 2, 2012 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Monroe, New Jersey.

-- The February 2012 issue of WWE Magazine features an interview with Randy Orton and he is asked if his career is lacking anything. He says promos.

"I can cut a better promo. I don't know if I'll ever be a guy who goes out there like John Cena and get away with telling jokes and then bring it back around to being serious. I honestly don't know if I have that much range. It's not me, but that's not a problem," he says.

"I definitely could be better on the stick, though. Is it affecting me in a negative way? I don't think so. Other than Cena, there's no one on the roster who's been champ as many times as I have." [/quote]

 

[Tired]

Let's be honest, Orton. You have a lot more to work on than just your lacklustre microphone skills.

And the sad thing is, you have had more championship wins than you have had good main event matches. The only thing that lets you off the hook is Cena is a bigger violator.

 

[Deleted User]

How many times you win a title is nothing, in this age.

 

[TDK]

How many times you win a title is nothing, in this age.

True that. An epic run nowadays is a whole two or three months (if you're lucky), but more likely than that they'll move the belt as soon as you pop a bad number.