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Did Randy Orton pick serious injury following Bloodline's attack on Smackdown? (Source: X)
Randy Orton seemed to have picked an injury following the attack from the Bloodline. On Smackdown, the Bloodline took out the duo of Cody Rhodes and Viper. After the trio of Tonga brothers and Jacob Fatu delivered a triple powerbomb, Randy seemed to be badly damaged. The American Nightmare went to his mentor to check if he was alright.
Although, Randy was not fine. It took a bit of help from the referee and Cody Rhodes to drag Randy out of the arena. It seemed like Orton picked up a knee injury following the attack. Earlier in the arena, the Apex Predator promised Rhodes to have his back. And he did what he promised. Cody was attacked by the Bloodline on the Blue brand and needed Randy's help.
The star wrestler came to the arena and fought the Bloodline. Unfortunately, the numbers game proved as a huge advantage for the Bloodline. Jacob took matters into his own hands and singlehandedly attacked Randy and Rhodes. Solo Sikoa got Cody stuck in between the two aprons. Orton was brutally attacked by the Tonga brothers and Fatu.
Will Randy Orton be out of action?
The trio picked Randy and delivered a triple powerbomb. Randy looked in deep trouble as soon as sustaining the damage. Solo delivered a Samoan Spike to the world champion. All the members of the faction acknowledged the Tribal Chief before going out of the arena. Cody recovered from the blow and went to see if Orton was alright.
Randy could not even stand and security guards had to help him. Rhodes carried Randy out of the arena forcing the fans to think how serious the injury was. Some wondered if the injury was not that serious and if the Viper could return in the next few weeks. Others felt it might be a big injury that could keep Orton out of action for a couple of months.