WWE icon Randy Orton believes IShowSpeed can become a WWE star. Orton appeared on Speed’s podcast in the November 26 episode, aptly titled “SPEED GOES PRO, EPISODE 5: RANDY ORTON (WWE),” which shows the duo engaging in a duel.
Randy Orton reveals if IShowSpeed could become a WWE star
Randy Orton taught IShowSpeed some cool WWE moves in the latest episode of “Speed Goes Pro.” Orton takes Speed under his wing and teaches him the ropes of WWE. As of writing, the video has already garnered 1.5 million views.
The episode comes at a time when Orton has been away from wrestling since October 3. Hence, fans were excited to watch The Viper indulging in some wrestling and sharing an exciting glimpse into his life during his break. Speed has expressed his keen interest in WWE and got some exclusive mentorship from Orton himself.
Orton taught Speed some crucial WWE lessons, how to handle opponents fiercely, and lesser known tricks to maneuver through. Not only that, The Viper landed a classic chair shot on the streamer’s back to toughen him for his future matches.
The 20-year-old streamer soaked in the lessons like an obedient and eager student. Elsewhere in the video, Orton revealed he believes Speed has what it takes to become a WWE champion. After losing to Anthony Luke, a heartbroken Speed asked his mentor what it takes to become a WWE champion.
Orton explained that hard work and perseverance are key to becoming a WWE star. Additionally, Orton shared that he believes the streamer has what it takes to become a WWE champion.
“I have worked with Speed before at Wrestlemania. I knew he had what it takes to be in this business to a degree.”
Continuing further, “Speed, it takes a very long time to get good at your craft. You got a long way to go. But without a shadow of a doubt, I think you do have what it takes to be a WWE Superstar. He is ready. We’ve got something here.”
However, Orton did not sugarcoat his words and warned Speed that he needs to undergo intense physical preparation to achieve his wrestling goals.
The Viper shared, “Mentally, he’s there. Physically, he’s got everything it takes. If he wants to stick with this journey, you know, through hard work and dedication, he could one day be a full-time WWE Superstar if he wants it.”
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory.
