Randy Orton to Appear on Stone Cold Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Sessions

Randy Orton finally got his wish as he will appear on the Broken Skull Sessions with Stone Cold Steve Austin. The Viper will join the list of WWE legends and the best of the current crop of superstars who’ve appeared on the podcast.

Orton called out Austin for not inviting him on the podcast, to which Austin asked the Viper to be patient. Now, we get to see two of the best of all time share their knowledge.

Randy Orton to appear on the Broken Skull Sessions!

On February 2nd, Randy Orton posted a tweet, asking Stone Cold Steve Austin why he hadn’t invited him on his podcast yet. The Broken Skull Sessions are the most knowledgeable content on the WWE Network. There’s something special about WWE’s biggest Superstar interacting with other men and women who’ve made a difference in the industry.

Few people have affected the industry like Randy Orton. The second-generation star is a rare evergreen superstar, and while his wrestling style is uninspiring, he’s stayed relevant purely through the RKO. It was a travesty that Austin had not invited him on the podcast.

Austin even responded to Orton’s tweet and praised the Viper on WWE’s the Bump. “I look at what Randy Orton is doing right now. He’s putting out the best work of his career. Specifically, from a character standpoint and a promo standpoint. The guy is completely on fire and he’s really riveting to watch.”

Orton’s appearance on the podcast will be the first episode of the Broken Skull Sessions to stream on the Peacock OTT platform.

Great guests on the Broken Skull Sessions

Stone Cold Steve Austin is a wonderful host, and his interactions with WWE Superstars both young and old have yielded some entertaining moments. The Texas Rattlesnake has had some phenomenal guests on his show, from a current Women’s Champion to the Phenom.

On her debut appearance on the podcast, Sasha Banks made a bold claim about herself. The Boss compared herself to ‘The Boss’ of WWE, Vince McMahon. Banks even talked about how she wanted to quit the company in 2019, but Vince allowed her to take some time off.

The Undertaker has had some badass moments in WWE and reliving them with Austin is probably his favorite pastime. Taker has talked about his WrestleMania classics, his championship collections, his transformation to the American Badass, and a plethora of topics on the podcast.

Dean Ambrose infamously outed Brock Lesnar’s stubbornness when he refused Ambrose’s ideas for the WrestleMania 32 match. Lesnar himself openly claimed he did not like people. Finally, Vince McMahon himself dropped by on his biggest rival’s podcast and openly criticized the lack of ambition in the WWE locker room.

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