Randy Orton: 2024 Net Worth, Stats, Salary, Wife and More

Who is Randy Orton?

Randall Keith Orton, better known as Randy Orton, is a former member of the United States Marine Corps, and one of the most recognized professional wrestlers currently signed to the WWE. He is a third-generation wrestler, with his father "Cowboy" Bob Orton being a WWE Hall of Famer and his grandfather Bob Orton Sr. also a wrestler. Randy has one of the most iconic theme songs in WWE, 'Voices' by Rev Theory.

Randy Orton’s early life

Randy Keith Orton was born on April 1, 1980, to Bob Orton, Jr. and his wife Elaine in Knoxville, Tennessee. Bob also worked as a professional wrestler in various promotions, including WWF (now WWE) and independent circuits in the USA and Japan. Randy's grandfather Bob Orton Sr. was also one of the famous professional wrestlers of his time, while his uncle Barry Orton made his name in both the wrestling and acting world. Speaking of his siblings, he grew up with two brothers named Nathan Orton and Roderick Orton and a sister named Becky Orton. 

Randy attended Hazelwood Central High School and in 1998 found a place in the United States Marine Corps. However, his tenure in the military was extremely short as he left the Marine Corps in 2000 to make a career in wrestling.

Randy Orton’s wife and children

Randy Orton first tied the knot with Samantha Speno in September 2007 and they became parents to a beautiful girl, Alanna Marie Orton, on July 12, 2008. However, the couple parted ways in June 2013 and the wrestler found love again in Kim Marie Kessler. The couple got married on November 14, 2015, and welcomed a daughter named Brooklyn Rose Orton on November 22, 2016. Notably, Kim is a businesswoman and owns a clothing brand, Slthr. Notably, Randy is also a stepfather to Kim's three sons, Robbie, Michael, and Antony, from her first marriage.

Randy Orton’s net worth 2024

As per Fresherslive, Randy Orton has a net worth of $15 million. One of the major sources of income for the wrestler is his contract with WWE, which pays him a handsome amount of $4 million. He also endorses some brands, including Grasp Chairz, Kwinn Pop, and 1st Phorm. Randy has also been active in the acting world and has worked in several films, including That’s What I Am, 12 Rounds Reloaded, The Condemned 2, and Blazing Samurai. The superstar has appeared on TV shows like Deal or No Deal and Lopez Tonight.

Randy Orton’s Career Timeline

Randy Orton was discharged from the Marine Corps in the year 2000. After that, he made his professional wrestling debut for the Mid-Missouri Wrestling Association-Southern Illinois Conference Wrestling promotion. His great heritage meant that the WWE soon signed him and sent him for training to Ohio Valley Wrestling in 2001. He was soon called up to the main roster along with John Cena, Batista, and Brock Lesnar. These men would later form the bedrock of the Ruthless Aggression Era.

He holds the record for being the youngest World Heavyweight Champion in company history, at 22. He also became the 18th Grand Slam and 17th Triple Crown champion of the company. Additionally, Randy is a winner of the 2009 and 2017 Royal Rumble events. He was also the winner of the 2013 Money in the Bank Ladder match. His 14 reigns with the World Championship put him in the third number on the all-time list along with Triple H, only behind Ric Flair and John Cena's tally of 16. He has also headlined multiple events, including Wrestlemania 25 and Wrestlemania 30.

Randy was a part of the iconic Evolution stable. He represented the younger generation along with Batista. The group was famously led by company veterans, Ric Flair and Triple H. He transitioned into his role of a cold-blooded heel as a part of the stable. The four men were heavily pushed by the WWE leading to its prime at Armageddon 2003, where they held all titles on Raw.

At WrestleMania 20, Randy Orton, Ric Flair, and Batista defeated The Rock and Mick Foley in a handicap match. It was as part of the Evolution that Orton became the youngest champion in World Wrestling Entertainment history. However, like all things, Evolution came to an end.

Orton was at the center of it. However, Triple H grew jealous of the success achieved by the young Orton. As a result, he turned on The Viper, with Orton turning face. In the future, Randy would go on to feud with his former Evolution teammates. The wrestler made headlines at WrestleMania 37 by defeating The Fiend and then forming a team called RK-BRO alongside Matt Riddle. The two together wreaked havoc by defeating AJ Styles and Omos to win the RAW Tag Team Championship and followed it up with victories against The Alpha Academy and The Street Profiles.

Following that, it was a rough patch for Orton, as he sustained an injury and had to take a break from the company. He made a comeback to the company during the Survivor Series WarGames 2023 and partnered with the likes of Cody Rhodes, Seth Rollins, Sami Zayn, and Jey Uso against Judgement Day members. The superstar is currently playing in the Elimination Chamber.

Randy Orton’s partnerships and endorsements

Randy Orton is associated with some high-end brands that help him maintain his impressive net worth. The wrestler has partnered with three premier companies, including Grasp Chairz, Kwinn Pop, and 1st Phorm.

Randy Orton’s investments

Randy Orton has made significant investments in real estate. One of the biggest investments by the superstar includes his O'Fallon, Missouri mansion which he purchased in 2016 by paying a handsome amount of $1,525,000.

Randy Orton’s career stats

Randy Orton has featured in a total of 2427 wrestling matches, winning 1290 and losing 1066 games. He has maintained a winning percentage of 53.2 while his losing percentage stands at 43.9. Orton's 71 games have ended in a draw.

Randy Orton’s records

Randy Orton has made headlines by creating the following records in WWE:

• 14-time WWE Champion


• 2-time Royal Rumble winner (2009, 2017)

Randy Orton’s major achievements and awards

Randy Orton has achieved the following feats in his wrestling career:

• 14 x WWE world champion


• 1 x Intercontinental champion


• 1 x WWE tag team champion


• 1 x WWE United States champion


• 1 x WWE SmackDown tag team champion


• 2 x Raw tag team champion


• 2 x Royal Rumble winner


• 1 x Money in the Bank briefcase winner


• 1 x WWE Grand Slam champion


• 1 x Slammy Award winner

Randy Orton’s charity and foundation

Randy Orton has done a vast amount of charity work throughout his WWE career. He is involved with the Kids Wish Network, granting wishes to little children. The wrestler is also a regular contributor to the Make-a-Wish foundation. Randy is true to his military roots, and he does this by volunteering overseas with Tribute to the Troops. Orton is also regularly involved in the DC Auto Show as a part of the "Randy Orton Experience." He signs autographs and clicks pictures for hours.

Randy Orton’s house

Randy Orton shelled out a staggering amount of $1,525,000 to purchase a stunning mansion in O’Fallon, Missouri. The 7,437 square feet property comes with four bedrooms and also has amenities like a pool, media room, fitness room, and a garage.

Randy Orton’s cars

Randy Orton is a big fan of luxury cars and therefore owns a Mercedes-Benz GLS Class worth $99,000, a Range Rover Vogue worth $90,000, a Hummer H2 DUB Edition worth $80,000, and a Lamborghini Huracan worth $213,000.

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