Gunther sends 3-word message before WWE RAW; Randy Orton prominently features
Gunther recently delivered a three-word message ahead of tonight's episode of WWE RAW at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It's about The Ring General's most savage moments, which featured Randy Orton.
The official YouTube account of WWE uploaded a new Top 10 video about the reigning World Heavyweight Champion's best insults. Orton was featured on the thumbnail and was eighth on the list with Gunther taking a shot at his grandfather and father.
The Austrian star re-posted the video on his official account on X (fka Twitter). He promoted his dirty work on the microphone, dropping bars and trolling his opponents left and right.
"Fountain of truth," Gunther tweeted.
The World Heavyweight Champion has been in savage mode, especially this year when he was taking shots at Damian Priest, who was at number one for being called "street trash." Chad Gable, JD McDonagh, Cody Rhodes, Sami Zayn, Bret Hart, Jey Uso, and The Miz complete the list.
The Undertaker praises Gunther, names superstar who could take him to the next level
The Undertaker is a big fan of The Ring General's work on the main roster, from his time as the longest-reigning Intercontinental Champion in WWE history to his current one as the World Heavyweight Champion.
Speaking on the Six Feet Under podcast, The Deadman thought that he would have made a lot of money in a feud with Gunther.
"I would have loved to see him wrestle Undertaker. That's who I would have loved to have seen him wrestle. I told him that the other day... when I saw him in Austin, (Texas), I said, 'Man, I would have drawn a lot of money with you.' He was like, 'Oh.' He was very gracious, he was like, 'Thank you.' He was very gracious and thanked me. I told him, I said, 'You're my guy.' He goes, he's got his accent, 'I hear you've said really nice things about me.' I said, 'Yeah, don't screw it up,'" The Undertaker said. [H/T Wrestling, Inc.]
The Undertaker also mentioned that Brock Lesnar could take the man formerly known as WALTER to the next level. The two behemoths were rumored to be heading towards a collision course last year before Lesnar was alluded to in the Janel Grant lawsuit against Vince McMahon.