Randy Orton's 'N word' causes mayhem, AEW founder Tony Khan and fans slam WWE star

Randy Orton ‘ Viper’ got himself into deep waters after WWE Superstar used a racist slang on a live Twitch stream of Call of Duty. A lot of fans showed ir discomfort over Orton’s verbal expression and slammed him for racist term used. ' Viper' has always been a fan favourite and is a global superstar, thus his choice of words matter all more and his fans are unhappy with his recent verbal expression, which includes AEW founder Tony Khan.

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WWE: Randy Orton used cuss words on live stream

Randy Orton was doing a Call of Duty live Twitch stream when he used racist slang. A lot of fans defended it as an renaline rush while a lot of fans believed that Orton was probably drunk. Whatever reason may be, former WWE Champion was t expected to use such a racial term on a social media platform. Have a look at infamous live Twitch of Randy Orton.

Things did t stop re and Randy Orton furr appreciated debut of AEW on TNT by using ar . He went on appraisal with Cody and Sammy Guevara’s name and used more impermissable langu. It was a significant us of cuss words from a global superstar like Randy Orton and he has to face a lot of backlash from audience, including AEW founder Tony Khan.

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WWE: AEW founder Tony Khan slams Randy Orton

Tony Khan has been targeting WWE with his words since CM Punk’s WWE Backst appearance. Punk earlier thrilled his fans by saying that he is going talk about both Vince McMahon and Tony Khan in show and one is safe. AEW founder used comment to take a dig at WWE at said “ one is safe? Sounds like a plane full of wrestlers in Saudi Arabia!”. Well after Randy Orton’s infamous twitch, here is look at Tony Khan’s response to WWE star.

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