"It's the toughest" - 4-time WWE Champion recalls much-hyped match against Randy Orton

A former WWE Champion reminisces about his match with Randy Orton
A former WWE Champion reminisces about his match with Randy Orton.

Wrestling fans are eagerly waiting for a Randy Orton return. While that might take some time to happen, AEW's Adam Copeland, formerly known as Edge, certainly remembers The Viper and a match that they had at WWE Backlash 2020, dubbed as 'The Greatest Wrestling Match Ever.'

The bout was a stunning, visceral match that had the two trade other wrestler's finishers, including the Pedigree and the Rock Bottom.

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The match was also unique because it was during the pandemic lockdown. Instead of a full-blown audience, Copeland and Orton performed for some 50-odd students. Copeland reminisced about the match while speaking with Chris Jericho on his podcast, Talk is Jericho.

"It's the toughest. I might be biased, but I think that's the toughest position. There is also no such thing. It's totally subjective. You probably think of a match when you think of your favorite match, and I think of a match, and then it's going to change. This month, it might be Austin [Steve Austin] and Bret [Bret Hart] submission match [WrestleMania 13]. Then it might be Nick Bockwinkel and Terry Funk from All Japan," Copeland said. [H/T Fightful]

Copeland is currently in a feud with Luchasaurus in AEW, and the two have already had a match on AEW Dynamite.


Fans choose Randy Orton's return as opposed to CM Punk's return

Randy Orton was decimated by The Bloodline and has been away from television for about a year. However, his return is being hinted at. When a poll was taken about who the audience would like to see returning to WWE if only one of them could, The Viper or CM Punk, the audience's reply was simple: The Viper. Some of the posts also wanted both superstars to return and engage in a feud.

The Legend Killer has always been over with the audience and was one of the few wrestlers who created a mainstream pop for professional wrestling with his 'RKO Outta Nowhere' finisher. He was a part of one of the most popular stables, Evolution, in WWE. He is also one of those rare wrestlers who has only been with WWE and Ohio Valley Wrestling.


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