Randy Orton: 'I Wouldn't Be Where I Am Without Vince McMahon Taking A Chance On Me A Handful Of Times'

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Randy Orton, a long-standing star in WWE, recently shared his thoughts on the allegations against former CEO and Chairman Vince McMahon. The accusations stemmed from a lawsuit filed by Janel Grant, a former employee, alleging sex trafficking and abuse involving McMahon.

In an interview with Sports Illustrated, Orton acknowledged the impact McMahon had on his career. “I’ve got to say this–I wouldn’t be where I am without Vince McMahon taking a chance on me a handful of times,” said Orton. “I would not be where I am today without Vince McMahon. But, f---, I’m reading this sh--. What you’ve seen and read, I’ve seen and read. As far as commenting on that, it f------ hurts my heart. It hurts my heart.”



Orton then opened up about changes within WWE, specifically regarding the creative process. He confirmed that, before his recent injury, Vince often demanded rewrites, forcing writers to stay up late. However, under the leadership of Triple H, things are different.

“I’m very happy with the changes, and I’m very happy that Nick Khan, Triple H, Bruce Prichard and all those guys are proving they mean what they say. The company changed, and they care about the talent. I think everybody feels the same way.”

The interview also covered other topics, including Orton's return at Survivor Series, his reaction to CM Punk's comeback, his future in WWE, and other developments within the organization.

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