Grading all Modern WWE Grand Slam Champions

#10 Randy Orton

The one thing missing from his achievements has been achieved

Randy Orton joined the illustrious club of Grand Slam Champions a few months ago on the 11th of March, 2018 capturing the United States Championship.

He achieved this 15 years after winning his first title, which was the Intercontinental Championship in 2003.

He followed that up with the WWE Championship in 2007 and waited 9 years before winning the Tag Team Titles with Luke Harper in 2016.

Randy Orton is easily one of the most recognisable members of the WWE roster, as he has been doing this for over 15 years now.

He has spent almost his entire career at the top of the card, only now shifting to the mid-card. Orton has had epic encounters with The Undertaker, Triple H, Batista, Shawn Michaels and none other than his storied rival Cena.

He has, however, lost his edge recently, playing an unsuited babyface character.

Orton has been the example of the WWE machine making someone a star. WWE has given him every opportunity, booked him with engaging and good characters and given him room to grow.

However, Orton's own fallacies and laziness has hurt him at times. His in-ring work maybe smooth, but has reached a point where its just rest holds and a finisher.

Nonetheless, he is one of the biggest names to ever lace up a pair of boots and will go down in history as one of the best champions WWE has ever had and will ever have.

Grade: B