WWE Raw: Randy Orton Latest Injury Update

WWE Raw: Randy Orton Latest Injury Update- Randy Orton hasn’t been seen on WWE Raw since his match last week defending his WWE Raw Tag Team Championship. RK Bro lost their tag team Championships to the Bloodline last week and since then Orton hasn’t been seen due to an injury.  Follow WWE SmackDown News and Updates on InsideSport.IN

On the latest edition of WWE Raw, Riddle claimed Orton was injured for a long time. The former WWE Raw Tag Team Champion fought in the match because it meant a lot to Riddle. The Legend Killer is currently resting at home and RK Bro’s future is in doubt along with the future of Orton’s singles career.

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Tonight on WWE SmackDown, The Uso’s opened the show. They were taking shots at the WWE Universe and RK Bro. While mentioning the absence of Randy Orton they prompted Michael Cole to say that Orton is seeing a spine specialist. A few moments later, WWE made it official on their Twitter Page.

An update on @RandyOrton‘s condition. pic.twitter.com/vAnYek3Noy

— WWE (@WWE) May 28, 2022

WWE Raw: Riddle Claims the Future of RK BRO and the Singles Career of WWE Raw Superstar Randy Orton is in Danger

The Former WWE Raw Tag Team Champion opened WWE Raw this week. Riddle started the show with a heavy heart addressing the loss of RK Bro a few days ago. He then revealed he was without his partner Randy Orton because the Legend Killer was dealing with debilitating back issues.

WWE Raw: Randy Orton Latest Injury Update- Riddle gave some shocking news when he revealed Orton was injured on Friday as well but decided to fight because it meant a lot to him. The former WWE Raw Tag Team Champion then spoke about the future of RK Bro in the WWE. He isn’t even sure if the team has one.

The former United States Champion also claimed Randy Orton’s single career is in jeopardy due to his injuries. As of now, it is rumored that Riddle will be given a single push until Randy Orton is back.

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