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#3: Randy Orton proved himself as the most intimidating star on WWE RAW
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It's always good when WWE pays attention to the little details of their weekly shows, and Randy Orton's subtle intimidation tactics became evident on last night's WWE RAW.
The way he casually threatened Angel Garza and Andrade before a 6-Man Tag Team match was a great example of passive aggression. These threats became forceful when Orton manhandled Garza during the match itself.
You could sense that despite their differences, Garza and Andrade didn't want to provoke WWE's ultimate Legend Killer in any way.
Orton, Garza, and Andrade defeated the team of Big Show and The Viking Raiders, which protected Zelina Vega's crew from Orton's rage this week.
In an unusual backstage segment later, R-Truth bumped into Orton and mistook Ric Flair as Akira Tozawa in disguise, but as Tozawa encountered The Viper a few seconds later, you could again see how he was comically afraid of Orton as well.
Clearly, Randy Orton has cemented himself as a huge threat in WWE, and it was good to see how some members of the roster were intimidated by him after what The Viper did to Edge and Christian recently.
