'He doesn’t care': Ex-WWE champ Randy Orton reveals awful experience with McMahon, praises Triple H

Amid several controversies and a lawsuit by Janel Grant, former WWE boss Vince McMahon has decided to resign from his positions. Triple H is now in full control of the promotion. This change has been welcomed by many, including veteran superstar Randy Orton, who recently expressed that he views Vince's departure as a positive change.

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Randy Orton compares Triple H with Mr. McMahon

Randy Orton has frequently mentioned how exhausting and painful it has been to work for the promotion over the years. Despite being an exceptional and skillful performer, there have been times when he considered quitting due to injuries and immense pain. Now, with Triple H overseeing the promotion, Randy is in a better state as a pro wrestler, as he’s allowed to take time off to recover and spend time with his family.

As per Bill Apter’s interview uploaded by Sportskeeda WrestleBinge, Randy Orton talked about the difference between WWE under Triple H’s leadership and the promotion under Vince McMahon’s control. He said, “Off the top of my head — and, listen, I love Vince, he gave me so many opportunities. But I think it was kind of time for him to move on. It’s unfortunate that it happened in the way that it happened. But it’s nice having people in charge of me that understand how important it is for you to be home for birthdays, and home for Thanksgiving, and home for Christmas.”

Randy Orton continued, “Vince McMahon, he had Raw on Monday night live. He doesn’t care if you had kids. I came to him when I was 35 and my back really started going and I pleaded with him like, ‘Man, I got to like not do as many shows, maybe do half the tour and be able to recover. And he just looked at me and was like, ‘Oh, I need you on those shows, Randy. Mother Nature gets us all.'"