His notable opponents included Rico Constantino, Steven Richards, and John Cena (then known as The Prototype). There he won the OVW Hardcore Championship twice. Orton continued his training at Ohio Valley Wrestling in Louisville after signing a deal with the then-World Wrestling Federation in 2001. He wrestled for the promotion for one month. There, he was trained by his father and other promotion staff. Orton made his professional wrestling debut in 2000 with the Mid-Missouri Wrestling Association-Southern Illinois Conference Wrestling (MMWA-SICW). Additionally, he spent 38 days at Camp Pendleton’s military prison. However, after disobeying a commanding officer’s order and desertion twice, he was discharged in 1999 for bad conduct. He enlisted in the Marines in 1998, shortly after graduating from high school. Prior to Wrestling, There Was Life: The Marines Notably, Randy competed there as an amateur wrestler. He attended Hazelwood Central High School, graduating in 1998. His parents attempted to dissuade him from the business in his early years, as they were aware of the difficulties associated with the life of a professional wrestler. Nathan, his younger brother, is a stand-up comedian. Additionally, the wrestler’s grandfather Bob Orton and uncle Barry Orton are both professional wrestlers. Randy Orton was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, to professional wrestler Bob Orton Jr. Randy Orton: A Brief History of His Childhood, Family, and Education He is particularly involved with the Kids Wish Network and contributes regularly to the Make-a-Wish Foundation.

On the other hand, throughout his career, he has made numerous charitable contributions. Charles, Missouri, which he purchased for $1,225,000, and several high-end automobiles, including a Hummer H2 Dub. Similarly, he owns a lavish mansion in St.

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