Randy Orton Set to Make Major Request on Next SmackDown

Following their confrontation at Elimination Chamber, Randy Orton could demand Nick Aldis lift a potential Kevin Owens suspension to secure a WrestleMania match.

Randy Orton Set to Make Major Request on Next SmackDown

Randy Orton made his return at Elimination Chamber in Toronto last weekend. The Viper immediately targeted Kevin Owens, the competitor who attempted to end his career months ago.

Security personnel intervened before Orton could deliver his signature punt kick to Owens during their confrontation at the premium live event.

The incident at Elimination Chamber may lead to consequences for Owens. SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis could potentially suspend The Prizefighter this week due to his actions at the event.

Owens attempted to execute a piledriver on Sami Zayn using the exposed concrete during their match at Elimination Chamber. This dangerous maneuver might prompt Aldis to declare Owens a threat to the roster’s safety.

If Aldis implements such a suspension, Orton could approach the SmackDown General Manager with a specific request. The Viper might ask Aldis to lift any potential suspension to allow him a match against Owens at WrestleMania 41.

Orton could emphasize his personal motivation for confronting Owens. He might declare The Prizefighter as his target now that he has returned to action.

The former WWE Champion might assure Aldis that he would prevent Owens from harming other competitors. Orton could argue that permitting Owens to appear on SmackDown would provide an opportunity to settle their unfinished business.

This potential angle would create a clear path toward a WrestleMania confrontation between the two competitors. The match would carry significant personal stakes given their history.

The situation remains speculative at this point. WWE has not confirmed any plans regarding Orton’s request or Owens’ status for upcoming shows.

Author of the article Leonardo Cunha
Creator of Wrestling Notícias, one of the largest websites in South America.