Source: The Wrestling Observer Newsletter
Here are some notes on Randy Orton’s WWE Wellness Policy suspension:
– At this time there is no word on when Randy Orton actually failed his wellness test. The word is that a few people high up in WWE knew about the situation days before it was announced on the WWE website.
– The WWE writers didn’t learn of Randy Orton’s suspension until it was posted on WWE.com.
– Following Chris Jericho’s suspension, WWE was looking to build a PPV match between Orton and Dolph Ziggler.
– The feeling is that Orton’s second suspension puts WWE in a bad place. WWE has built around Orton for years and he is considered one of the company’s top three stars. He is one violation away from a WWE release, and in the past, WWE has been hesitant to push stars with two violations.
Kota Ibushi Provides Another Update on His Broken Femur Injury After Second Surgery & Potential In-Ring Return
AEW All Out 2026 Post-Show Media Scrum: Tony Khan Says All Tests Have Come Back Good For Steven Borden’s Head Injury, Will Ospreay on WWE Running Against All Out, Potential Future AEW PPV at Azteca Stadium In Mexico, Tony Khan on Him Being Surprised That WWE Was Surprised All Out Sold So Well, & More
Class Action Lawsuit Against WWE Over Misleading Claims About PLE Access on ESPN Unlimited Update – Court Grants WWE’s Motion Halting Discovery
