Who Thinks Randy Orton Should Be Suspended Indefinitely By The Wwe?

12 Responses to “Who Thinks Randy Orton Should Be Suspended Indefinitely By The Wwe?”

1. brittany on August 4th, 2009 10:03 am

   Yes I do agree with you. Whether it was fake or not ( some people saying it was fake ) it should have never been done. That is completly disrespectful and Randy Orton was just mad because he doesn’t have another shot at the title, like doing that is going to help it any more. And he should be punished just like you said. I used to like Randy Orton but now that he has taken out Shawn Micheals, RVD, Dusty Rhodes, and now John Cena’s father…im not much of a fan of him anymore.

2. lee_and_… on August 4th, 2009 10:03 am

   storyline dude. not real

3. Brittney R on August 4th, 2009 10:03 am

   look mate, i think cena’s dad was actually part of a storyline to make the rivalry more personal. if it was for real, then surely cena would have chased orton and beaten his candy asss.
   and orton obviously was told to do this by the company, so shouldnt be sacked for doing as asked.

4. Big Poppa on August 4th, 2009 10:03 am

   shut YOUR MOUTH LEAF> ORRTOn own cena and his dad. that punt was awesome and funny. cena backed down like a little wuss and he paid the price. now vince wont have a choice but to name orton the number 1 contender again. and start acting good to ORTON> BECAUSE HES OUR NEXT WWE CHAMPION AND GET USED TO IT!!!!!!!

5. big-boi- on August 4th, 2009 10:03 am

   When will some childish wrestling fans ever learn that wrestling is SCRIPTED and the storyline is UNREAL!

6. RKO (NMC) on August 4th, 2009 10:03 am

   it was storyline

7. Blue Bird. NMC PAC on August 4th, 2009 10:03 am

   Like everyone says… storyline… kayfabe… they rehearsed it. Don’t get your panties in a bunch.
   OK>>> Suspended? No way! Applauded? Yes! Why? Because now we have a good old fashioned feud that means somethin’! Family got attacked! There is going to be hell to pay and it is going to mean somethin’. It’s a feud I’ll care to see about and wonder what is going to happen next.

8. Aries on August 4th, 2009 10:03 am

   it was a storyline

9. jennyras on August 4th, 2009 10:03 am

   I completely agree with you. This whole thing is getting ridiculous…I’m sure if Cena had FU’d Cowboy Bob, Randy would have been just as livid.
   What the hell is this, thug vs. thug?
   And of course, Vince is letting things run through like water. Why didn’t he do anything? Oh, wait, I know why–it’s because he’s a pompous ***, and he’s still on his high horse! So of course he’s to blame for the outcome of last night. He should also be suspended for last night as well as Randy.

10. Genetik on August 4th, 2009 10:03 am

    it wasnt real. eh i swear some fans need to realize FAKE from REALITY.

11. Animal Luvr 4 Life on August 4th, 2009 10:03 am

    **** Orton and his crybaby ways!

12. Brandon on August 4th, 2009 10:03 am

    Yes; Please; before the Copy-cats. The Script was for Orton to Pull Cena’s Dad over to Ringside and Kick Cena’s Dad’s Head in. Vince McMahon hates Cena, but Promotes that Who has the Belt. Let Cena lose and Vince will make him a Forgotten Former.
    Fans Who hate Cena play into Vinces warped mind. That Blood was Real and get some Gauze was Understood Three times. Cena would have chased down Orton and Pulverised him but for his Dad’s Blood.
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