Randy Orton Aims At Breaking The Undertaker’s WrestleMania Record

The 40th edition of WrestleMania is being considered as the Biggest WrestleMania of all-time. However, things wouldn’t have been the same without the numerous memories and surprises that were witnessed at the event in the past years. Numerous names like The Undertaker, Triple H, Hulk Hogan, and more hold some intriguing records at WrestleMania. 

Talking about records, Randy Orton is near to making a record at the Grandest Stage of them All. The Viper walks into his 19th WrestleMania this year with Triple H having 23 matches at the show and the Undertaker having 27. Ahead of his WrestleMania 40 match, Orton revealed that he wanted to break the Deadman’s record of 27 matches at the event. 

During a recent interview on ESPN, The Viper stated that his current goal was to end the Undertaker’s record and be healthy by the end of it all. 

“I have been around for a long time. This will be my 19th WrestleMania. There are two guys who have performed at more WrestleManias than me. The Undertaker at 27 WrestleManias and Triple H at 23. Then you have Randy Orton at 19. I’m in a nice little group of people there, those are some cool names. I want to be around. To me, if I can beat Undertaker’s record of 27 WrestleManias and still be healthy and feeling good, to me, that’s my goal.”

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Randy Orton walks into this year’s WrestleMania with a massive challenge in line. The Viper, along with Kevin Owens, challenge the United States Champion Logan Paul in a triple threat match at WrestleMania 40. Ringside News will be doing a play-by-play coverage of the Grandest Stage of them All. Stay connected to get the latest updates about the show. 

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