"Triple H does not care about him," "Let him go to AEW"- Fans react to 20-time WWE champion's current run

Triple H's booking of a major WWE name has come under criticism from fans. Many took to social media to air their grievances.

Randy Orton is one of the greatest superstars to set foot in the squared circle. The Legend Killer has been a dominant force for over two decades, winning 20 championships during his illustrious career, including 14 world titles. However, Orton has not been involved in many notable storylines over the last several months. His last match on WWE TV came nearly two months ago, when he teamed up with Cody Rhodes to take on Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed.

Fans have been utterly disappointed with how Triple H has handled Randy Orton in the past several months. Many noted that he remains a huge name in WWE and should be doing more. Some also pointed out the lack of progression with his storyline with Cody Rhodes.

Solo

@topSoloStan

@HeartBreakCorb Triple H does not care about him. Atp, let him go to AEW

Jamar Lewis

@JLewis562

@HeartBreakCorb That is ridiculous.

Joey

@joeemichaeel21

@HeartBreakCorb Could’ve been in war games at least

Charles Swift

@CBS_85

@HeartBreakCorb Teased a heel turn on Cody for MONTHS just to lead up to nothing

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Randy Orton commented on changes in WWE under Triple H

While fans may not be satisfied with Triple H's booking of Randy Orton, the Legend Killer recently pointed out the positive change that has occurred in WWE ever since Hunter took control of the company's creative. Orton mentioned how the schedule has become more talent-friendly over the last few years:

"I was just talking to Hunter yesterday about, I think I mentioned to him how our schedule's gotten a lot more talent friendly. I know that he wasn't at TV one week, and I was like where is he? He's at Murphy's (Triple H's daughter) softball game. Just knowing that in the past that never would have happened and knowing that now it's okay... He don't even know it, but he's leading by example," Orton mentioned.

He continued:

"There's no question in my mind that if I say, Hunter, you know, Bruce (Prichard), Nick (Khan) whoever, I've got this thing and we're far enough out. It's not like next week or anything, but like, it's very important to me and my family and my kids or whatever that I'm there. There's no question in my mind that they'll say done. That is huge," he added.

Despite his inconsistent booking, Randy Orton remains one of the biggest names on the WWE roster. The part-time schedule is also better for the Legend Killer, as he is in the twilight phase of his career and has been able to heal up nicely after the injury that kept him on the sidelines for a long time.