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Road Dogg Brian James has revealed his thoughts on Randy Orton’s recent comments on NXT talent.
On this week’s Oh…You Didn’t Know, Road Dogg commented on the statement that Randy Orton recently made that the NXT talent called up to the main roster don’t know what they’re doing.
Road Dogg said:
“I don’t disagree with him at all. For him to say they don’t know what they’re doing, I guess you can say that and he’s right to an extent, but they know what they’re doing. They just don’t do it perfectly yet and I don’t expect them to. ”
“But protecting your opponent, look, these guys get in there and hit each other hard. Now it’s not just stiff working. It’s huge stunts and flips to the floor. So you do have to protect yourself and you have to protect your opponent because at the end of the day, it is a work, it is a job, and I have to go home to my wife and children and be able to pick up my grandchildren at my age.”
“So I totally understand where Randy is coming from. I think Randy is correct, but sometimes guys go up there really early and never worked anywhere before. Some guys started during the pandemic and never worked in front of a live crowd.”
The WWE Hall of Famer continued on to talk about watching Orton working with the Street Profits, saying:
“I saw Randy literally on the show talking to The Street Profits as the match was going on when he was in the ring with them. I thought, ‘Man, that is so awesome. Randy is teaching these kids as he’s having a match with them.’ It’s on the job training. That’s how you have to do it.”
“It was a different animal down there (NXT). It was a wrestling show, and so the tempo was faster, the speed was faster, and the wrestling was more important”
“On the main roster, it’s about flamboyance and entertainment because it’s not all 25-year old dudes in black T-shirts that watch RAW. Families watch RAW so you have to give them these entertainment segments like the wedding segment that happened the other week. You have to hit them with this more colorful entertainment because that’s what plays to the bigger audience.”
“I know people will disagree with that, but that’s how I see it.”
As previously mentioned, Randy Orton has stated that he doesn’t think he would make a good WWE coach in a new interview.
Quotes via Wrestlingnews.co
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