The Orton wrestling legacy might be adding another chapter. WWE legend Randy Orton recently revealed that his youngest son is already stepping onto the mat—and it sounds like the apple didn’t fall far from the Viper’s tree.
During an appearance on What’s Your Story? with Stephanie McMahon, Orton shared that his youngest son has officially started wrestling. And that’s just the beginning—the future Orton is already juggling multiple sports.
“My youngest son started wrestling, wrestling tournaments. He’s a three sport kid. He plays football, he wrestles, might play basketball this winter, but then he also does a few things with track. So he goes.”
Wrestling runs deep in the Orton family. Randy followed in the footsteps of his father, Cowboy Bob Orton, and grandfather Bob Orton Sr., carrying the family name to WWE greatness. Now, it looks like the next generation is testing the waters—this time starting with amateur wrestling tournaments.
While Randy Orton remains one of WWE’s most decorated stars, his youngest is still building his own path—and if history is any indication, the name Orton isn’t leaving the wrestling world anytime soon.
The news comes just after Randy’s own narrow loss to Cody Rhodes in the King of the Ring finals at WWE Night of Champions, marking his second straight finals defeat.
Do you think Randy Orton’s son will follow the family path all the way to WWE? Or should he carve out his own lane? Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know.
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