Randy Orton Not Injured

Question

http://www.cramthis.com/wrestling/wrestling-news/speculation-surrounding-the-randy-orton-motorcycle-story.html

I just found out that Randy Orton was not injured. You can find out for yourself at the link above.

Answer 1

thanks for the info

Answer 2

Having a re-broken collarbone is defined as an injury to me (& I expect most)

Answer 3

Um....yeah he was actually injured, he broke his collerbone.  He was cleared to wrestle last week however he was in a motorcycle accident on his way home and re-injured his collerbone and will be out another 3 months providing he dosen't need surgery, here's a link from the baltimore sun

http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/sports/w...

Answer 4

Orton was involved in a Motorcycle accident,he broke his collarbone,so he's injured!

http://www.wwe.com/inside/news/7841078

Answer 5

He broke his collarbone dduuuuh!

Answer 6

it wouldn't be the first time the wwe has done something like this

when cena came as the number 30th entry for the royal rumble (i believe it was last year) there was speculation that we wouldn't see him till last summerslam or something. it's possible that this is just a work, but just like the link says: give it a few days and if no media picks it up, start asking questions.  

Answer 7

he rebroke hes coller bone u dumbass go on www.wwe.com and it says that he was in a motocyle accident

Answer 8

i just found out that Randy Orton was not injured. You can find out for yourself at the link above.

Answer 9

Randy Orton escapes accident with only a broken collarbone

Randy Orton was involved in a motorcycle accident near his home Sunday night that could have ended his life were he not wearing a helmet.

Orton, who has only been riding motorcycles for a month, said he was riding around a sharp curve on a steep hill home when an oncoming car veered into his lane causing him to widen his turn.

Orton then struck a curb and was thrown from his bike. He collided with the ground, knocking him unconscious. In his words, Orton "bounced and rolled just under 300 feet, landing in a ditch."

"When I came to, I knew I had rebroken my collarbone," said Orton. "When the police and fireman got there, they asked me 'Where's the guy who was in the wreck?' and I said 'It was me.'"

Orton, who was wearing just shorts and a sweatshirt, only sustained the rebroken collarbone.

"Without a helmet, I would be dead," said Orton. "Now that I have a newborn daughter, so much was going through my head."

Although the initial prognosis is that Orton will not need surgery, this injury will set him back an additional three months before he can return to the ring.

Orton did have one final message for his fans ... "I will ride again."