Randy Orton Net Worth in 2024
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Randy Orton comes from a long line of professional wrestlers in his family. Before him, his father Bob Orton Jr, his grandfather Bob Orton, and his uncle Berry Orton all made a name for themselves in the wrestling world.
Randy Orton was part of the legendary OVW wave, which also featured stars like Batista, Brock Lesnar, John Cena, and many others. He made his WWE debut at a remarkably young age and joined the Evolution faction, where he had the opportunity to share the screen with Ric Flair, Triple H, and Batista.
Orton made quite a reputation for himself in the WWE as The Legend Killer, going after and taking on Hall of Famers. It's worth mentioning that Orton achieved a commendable feat by becoming the youngest WWE heavyweight champion at the age of 24.
Randy Orton's career took a big leap forward when he began his feud with John Cena. He embraced the persona of The Viper, shaving his head bald and launching brutal attacks on his opponents.
The rivalry between Randy Orton and John Cena is one of the longest-running feuds in WWE history and is still remembered as one of the most unforgettable rivalries to this day.
Orton is currently ranked as the third top superstar in terms of WWE world championship victories, trailing only John Cena and Ric Flair. With 14 WWE championship wins under his belt, Orton is well on his way to surpassing both Flair and Cena's records.
Orton came back to WWE during the Survivor Series WarGames pay-per-view in 2023. Now, he's a regular member of the SmackDown roster. In a recent men's Elimination Chamber 2024 match, his chances were ruined by Logan Paul.
What is Randy Orton's Net Worth?
According to a report by Celebrity Net Worth, Randy Orton’s net worth in 2024 is approximately $7 Million. A major part of his income came from his professional wrestling run in WWE. In this particular article we will deep dive into his professional life and other ventures.
Randy Orton's Salary
Randy Orton is considered one of the greatest WWE superstars ever. He's had incredible matches with top wrestlers like John Cena, Triple H, Daniel Bryan, Undertaker, and more. Reports say that Randy Orton earns a whopping $4 million annually.
Randy Orton recently made his WWE return after being away for about a year and a half because of a back injury. He underwent back fusion surgery and made his comeback at Survivor Series WarGames 2023. He's now on Friday Night SmackDown and might be gearing up for a feud with Logan Paul.
Last weekend, Paul caused Randy Orton to lose his Elimination Chamber 2024 match when he got eliminated by an RKO from Paul.
Randy Orton's Wife and Kids
Randy Orton is currently married to Kim Marie Kessler (Kim Orton), they both met in 2013, at a WWE live event and started seeing each other and dating after some time. Randy Orton and Kim Marie Kessler got married on November 14, 2015, and they welcomed their daughter in 2016 and they named her Brooklyn Rose Orton.
Brooklyn Rose Orton is not only Orton’s kids he is the stepdad of Kim’s three sons from a previous marriage.
Orton is also blessed with another daughter from his previous marriage in 2007, Orton was married to Samantha Speno, Alanna Marie Orton is the first daughter of Orton from his first marriage he got separated from his first wife in 2008.
Randy Orton’s Investments
Randy Orton is one of the biggest WWE superstars of all time. Orton gets a fair paycheck of $4 million a year from WWE. The Viper Randy Orton has made a significant investment in real estate. Purchasing a property worth $1,525,000 in 2016.
Randy Orton’s Career Achievements and Championships
Randy Orton is one of the most decorated WWE stars, he has been one of the loyal workers of WWE for decades. During his whole professional wrestling career, Orton achieved multiple milestones. He has a record of second most WWE Championship wins in WWE history and he now aims to break the record.
- 14-time WWE World Champion
- 1-time Intercontinental Champion
- 1-time WWE Tag Team Champion
- 1-time WWE United States Champion
- 1-time WWE SmackDown Tag Team Champion
- 2-time Raw Tag Team Champion
- 2-time Royal Rumble winner
- 1-time Money in the Bank briefcase winner
- 1-time WWE Grand Slam Champion
- 1-time Slammy Award winner
Randy Orton's Brand Endorsements
Randy Orton is one of the biggest names in the world of professional wrestling. The Viper has been the face of WWE for almost 20 years and is still performing. Orton has no major brands associated with him.
Orton is associated with a gaming chair company, Grasp Chairz, and a web recording company by the name of Kwinn Pop, he is also associated with a nutrition company by the name of 1st Phorm. The Apex Predator, Randy Orton gets a cut of his merchandise at the WWE shop.
Randy Orton's House and Cars
Randy Orton bought a 2,600 square feet house back in 2013. It had three bedrooms, four bathrooms, a master suite, and some cool entertainment stuff. Fast forward to 2016, Orton decided to sell his house in St. Charles, Missouri for a whopping $775,000.
Orton bought a new home in O'Fallon, Missouri in the middle of 2016. The Orton Villa, spanning 7,437 square feet, boasts four bedrooms, four bathrooms, three half-baths, five fireplaces, a pool room, a game room, a fitness room, a gym with sauna, and three parking spaces. The price tag for this luxurious abode was approximately $1,525,000.
Cars | Price |
Lamborghini Huracan | $213,000 |
Hummer H2 DUB Edition | $80,000 |
Range Rover Vogue | $90,000 |
Mercedes Benz GLS Class | $99,000 |
Randy Orton's Controversies
Randy Orton's time in WWE has had its fair share of ups and downs. Back in 2007, Sports Illustrated ran a story about wrestlers using performance-enhancing drugs to enhance their appearance and skills in the ring. This issue gained even more attention following the tragic deaths of Eddie Guerrero and Chris Benoit. WWE later clarified that these reports were from before the implementation of the 2006 Talent Wellness Program.
In addition to this scandal, Orton faced sexual harassment accusations in 2018. He took a break from TV and became a producer. Eventually, the investigation cleared Orton's name and he came back to the screen.
Randy Orton's Movies and TV Shows
Movies | Years |
That’s What I Am | 2011 |
12 Rounds Reloaded | 2013 |
The Condemned 2 | 2015 |
Changeland | 2019 |
Blazing Samurai | 2022 |
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