Randy Orton, a professional wrestler who has been active in the industry since 2000, has had a number of back problems throughout his career. Orton has suffered from a variety of issues related to his back, including herniated discs and spinal stenosis.
In 2015, Orton underwent surgery to repair a herniated disc in his neck, which kept him out of action for several months. He also suffered a herniated disc in his back in 2018, which caused him to miss a significant amount of time in the ring.
In addition to these specific injuries, Orton has also dealt with general wear and tear on his back from years of performing high-impact moves and taking bumps in the ring. These issues can cause chronic pain and discomfort, which can be managed through a variety of treatments such as physical therapy, massage, and medication.
The Wrestling Observer Newsletter recently reported that Randy Orton is still suffering from a back injury that has not fully healed to the point where he can receive medical clearance to return to the ring. This news has caused speculation among fans that Orton might make a surprise appearance in an upcoming WWE event. However, WWE has taken the unusual step of releasing an official statement to address these rumors and clarify the situation.
The statement emphasizes that Randy Orton’s health and well-being are of utmost importance to the company and that they take any injuries very seriously. The WWE medical team has been monitoring Orton’s progress closely and will continue to do so until he is completely recovered and able to safely perform in the ring again.
The statement goes on to say that while WWE appreciates the fans’ excitement and anticipation for Orton’s return, they cannot risk compromising his health by allowing him to return too soon. Therefore, WWE is urging fans to be patient and wait until Orton is fully recovered before expecting to see him back in action.
