WrestleZone’s Top 10: Gifts For Superstars

December 26, 2013

Number 4: Randy Orton Needs Desire

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What is missing with Randy Orton? He has the look, the size and the talent in the ring. I think the WWE World Heavyweight Champion needs some desire. It always looks like he could care less about what he is doing because he is good at it. This is why he is always going to be really good, but not great. Randy Orton has no desire to be one of the best ever. His character is stale and repetitive. He talks like a robot and walks like one too. Maybe, just maybe, if he would take extra time outside of a WWE ring to improve in the areas that he obviously lacks in, he could become great. He has no desire to do so. He knows he is good and is content. Being content is a dangerous thing in life.

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