Randy Orton Still Being Pushed

So rather than working for the good of the company and for the safety of others, he wants to be self centred and throw a tantrum when he gets told no?

Because hes a piece of shit....his "maturity" certainly went away in a heartbeat, didnt it?

VLG. wrote:

So rather than working for the good of the company and for the safety of others, he wants to be self centred and throw a tantrum when he gets told no?

He hasn't thrown a tantrum, he just thinks he's better as a heel. If he was throwing a tantrum he'd threaten to quit WWE if they didn't do what he wants. I also don't blame him for being a little upset they took the punt from him, that was a great move.

Queen Mintz wrote:

VLG. wrote:

So rather than working for the good of the company and for the safety of others, he wants to be self centred and throw a tantrum when he gets told no?

He hasn't thrown a tantrum, he just thinks he's better as a heel. If he was throwing a tantrum he'd threaten to quit WWE if they didn't do what he wants. I also don't blame him for being a little upset they took the punt from him, that was a great move.

Ok, maybe not a tantrum. But he is being selfish. Yes, he may feel he works better as a heel, but if WWE need a babyface and choose him he should act according to company wishes. By not doing so, it implies he is out to benefit himself and not others.

And I'd hardly call the punt a great move, it was normally used to write people off TV. However, it is something that became synonymous with Orton, but as it was banned on safety grounds, he can't complain. I don't hear complaints about the piledriver being banned?

VLG. wrote:

Queen Mintz wrote:

VLG. wrote:

So rather than working for the good of the company and for the safety of others, he wants to be self centred and throw a tantrum when he gets told no?

He hasn't thrown a tantrum, he just thinks he's better as a heel. If he was throwing a tantrum he'd threaten to quit WWE if they didn't do what he wants. I also don't blame him for being a little upset they took the punt from him, that was a great move.

Ok, maybe not a tantrum. But he is being selfish. Yes, he may feel he works better as a heel, but if WWE need a babyface and choose him he should act according to company wishes. By not doing so, it implies he is out to benefit himself and not others.

And I'd hardly call the punt a great move, it was normally used to write people off TV. However, it is something that became synonymous with Orton, but as it was banned on safety grounds, he can't complain. I don't hear complaints about the piledriver being banned?

He's not the only one who would prefer being a heel. A lot of them would rather be a heel because they think it's more fun. He's obviously still doing what WWE wants otherwise he wouldn't be there anymore.

The punt was way better than what you're implying, it was intense and one of my favorite moves I loved seeing him do.

Most people prefer bwing a heel, yes. Most people do as they're told though, and don't make their preference public or they'd lose their spot. Orton seems to be losing his standing with WWE atm, so I think its very likely that he'll need to sit down and shut up for a while at least, or risk the severe consequences he seems to have avoided from his suspension.

As for the punt, I should have made it clear that in my opinion it is not a great move. I say this because it's simple and unimaginative. And as I said, initially at least, it was used to write people off TV, and in RVD's case to explain his departure from WWE. In later life though it was just another move, and one he didn't hit often. I personally won't miss it. Others might, you obviously will, but I won't.

VLG. wrote:

Most people prefer bwing a heel, yes. Most people do as they're told though, and don't make their preference public or they'd lose their spot. Orton seems to be losing his standing with WWE atm, so I think its very likely that he'll need to sit down and shut up for a while at least, or risk the severe consequences he seems to have avoided from his suspension.

He's one of the best superstars and veterans, he has every right to stand up(if that's what he's doing) and say what's on his mind. Jericho has done it, Punk has done it, Taker has done it, does that mean they only care about pushing themselves? Of course not.

Every superstar has the right to stand up for themselves, I never said they didn't. What most of them don't do is complain about it later. They accept management decision and take waht they're given.

Randy Orton seems to feel he deserves to be in the World Title picture 365 days a year (or at least thats how it comes across). That is selfish and unfair. Most people don't like John Cena because he was always in the World Title picture, because they felt other people deserved a chance.

I've stated my piece and don't want to start an arguement, so I'm finishing with that. It's my opinion, I accept yours differs from mine.