Everyone knows Randy Orton hears voices in his head, but what exactly are they talking to him about? Pick “The Viper’s” brain by clicking on the sections below and see what fills The Legend Killer’s twisted headspace.
Related Links:
- Play with Randy Orton’s Dangerous Mind on WWE.com

For those of you who are interested here are the spoilers to next week’s RAW which will not be live as the WWE Superstars will be on a two week tour overseas. Next week seems very, very interesting.
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Batista walked onto the stage. He announced Miz vs. John Cena and Triple H vs. MVP in the first round of a Night of the Champions tournament. He said when Vince asked him to do this, he said no way. He said he’s a fighter, a competitor (he means “sports entertainer,” for those you absorbed into WWE-speak), he doesn’t want to wear a suit. Then Randy Orton’s music interrupted and he walked out onto the stage with Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase.

Orton said he shouldn’t have come back and he asked what’s stopping them from marching to the ring and making him regret it. Batista said before he rudely interrupted him, he was about to say McMahon gave him unlimited power so he can make his life a living nightmare and even fire him if he looks at him wrong. Orton said his life is already a nightmare. He said he barely survived Three Stages of Hell. He said he got hit in the head with a sledgehammer and can barely walk.

Batista mock whined and cried. Batista said he doesn’t need to worry about defending his title. He said he needs to worry about the trade Trump made. He said he’s booking him against three of the five wrestlers Raw acquired from Smackdown because “I know how much you love three-on-one fights.” He said it’s time he’s on the receiving end of one. No hint yet of the names of the opponents he’s facing.

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It seems Randy attended the pre-bash concert which take place before The Bash earlier tonight, where you can see him chatting it up with the band Rev Theory whom if you didn’t already know sings his kick ass theme song.

Gallery Links:
- Live Event Photography > The Bash 2009 Pre-Concert

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Backstage: Randy Orton was staring at the ground. Cody and Ted then walked over to Orton complaining about what just happened out there. Orton told them not to worry about that; just make sure he retains the WWE Title against Triple H. Ted didn’t appreciate that and said he’s not just their henchmen. They deserve to be in the main event. Heck, Orton even kicked him in the head, but he let it go so he could further his career. Orton told him maybe he made a mistake. DiBiase stormed off, then Cody said he’ll talk to him. Here we go planting seeds of dissent. First Ted with red trunks instead of black, now talking back to his mentor.

Backstage: Randy Orton dialed a number, then placed a call. No answer. Just ringing. He got Cody Rhodes’s voice mail. Orton told him to call back. Did Cody pay his phone bill?

WWE champion RANDY ORTON vs. TRIPLE H — WWE Title match — Three Stages of Hell match
Orton quickly went for the left knee and wanted to wrap it around the ringpost, but Hunter slipped out and sent Orton’s momentum into the ringpost with Orton eating the post. Hunter teased the Pedigree, but Orton dropped down to one knee and punched the injured knee. Orton then began his focused attack on the knee. Orton teased the RKO, but Hunter shoved off and hit a spinebuster. Match moved to the floor. Poor Matt Striker in the background has been a spectator by himself for two hours with Josh Mathews backstage. Suddenly, Triple H pulled out a chair and blasted Orton with a chair shot to cause a DQ. *** Orton 1, Hunter 0 at 4:55***

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This Week	Movement	Superstar	Last Week
1		RANDY ORTON  The Legend Killer reclaims the No. 1 spot on the P25, but it could be a short-lived reign if Triple H gets the upper hand against him in their Three Stages of Hell Match and takes the WWE Championship for himself..	3

Compassion for the weak, forgiveness for the wicked. On October 2, 2007 there was none as the WWE blew into Chicago for its jammed-packed annual No Mercy showdown. An unprecedented event as history was truly made over and over again as the WWE Title changed hands twice. But when the smoke finally cleared Randy Orton was WWE Champion, ushering in the era of The Legend Killer. Now own the Randy Orton signed No Mercy PPV Poster.
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Above is the cover of the next issue of PWI Magazine. Set to go on sale on newsstands on July 14th, Randy is featured on the cover of they’re “Mid-Year Report” dubbing our very own Mr. Orton as “Wrestler of the Half-Year”. Awesome right?

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Randy Ortom vs. Triple H –Last Man Standing match for the WWE Championship.
Hunter quickly knocked Orton to the outside in the opening seconds and Orton began selling a shoulder injury to play up Hunter’s previous damage to Orton’s shoulder. Back in the ring, Hunter teased the Pedigree, but Orton blocked and dumped Hunter to the floor. Hunter selling a left knee injury. Action then moved over the guardrail into the front row with Hunter in control. Hunter beat the crap out of Orton with right hand punches, but Orton lured Hunter into a back drop over the guardrail to the floor.

Orton regained control and went to work on Hunter’s left knee again. Orton then picked up the ring steps and smashed Hunter in the face with Hunter blocking slightly with his hands. Match moved back into the ring where Orton began stomping on Hunter’s leg. Orton wrapped Hunter’s leg around the ringpost, then he grabbed a steel chair, but Hunter kicked the chair into Orton’s face. Orton brushed it off, though, and popped Hunter across the face with a chair. Not a clean blow, but anything chair-related above the shoulders should be a no-no. Hunter got up at an eight count and Orton started clearing the announce table. Orton took too long and Hunter low-blowed him. Hunter teased a Pedigree on the table, but Orton blocked and surprised Hunter with an RKO onto the face of the table. Table didn’t break. That’s a sturdy table. Hunter made it up at nine, then back body dropped Orton onto the table. Still didn’t break. Hunter then grabbed a TV monitor and smashed Orton in the face.

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This Week	Movement	Superstar	Last Week
3		RANDY ORTON  The Legend Killer may not have been separated from the title for much more than a week, but Orton is much happier now that he is WWE Champion again. All he has to worry about now is Triple H ….	6