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Before IShowSpeed walked to the ring to face Anthony Luke, Randy Orton gave him a pep talk. He asked Speed not to rush during the match, a mistake even seasoned wrestlers make. He also asked the streamer to give the fans a slice of his personality through the things he does in the ring.
“The best advice I could give you is to take your time, remember to breathe. There’s guys that I know in our locker room that have been doing this 10-15 years, and they rush. You’re going to have people out there cheering for you. You’re going to have a little bit of something pumping in your veins. But don’t forget who you are. Find little spots to be Speed, give him that personality,” said Orton.
Speed followed the advice of The Apex Predator and applied the things he learned without failing to add his own personal touch to everything. The athleticism and charisma showcased by the YouTuber impressed the coaches who trained him, as well as The Viper.
Randy Orton thinks IShowSpeed has what it takes to become a WWE Superstar
While IShowSpeed put up a good fight in the ring, he ultimately lost to Anthony Luke. This left him a little disappointed. He asked Randy Orton after his match what it takes to become a WWE Superstar.
The 14-time WWE World Champion said that Speed needed a lot of work and to learn a lot of things. However, he also said the streamer had what it took to become a superstar at the company.
“Speed. It takes a very long time to get good at your craft. You got a long way to go. But without a shadow of a doubt, I think you do have what it takes to be a WWE Superstar. He is ready. We’ve got something here. Mentally, he’s there. Physically, he’s got everything it takes. If he wants to stick with this journey, you know, through hard work and dedication, he could one day be a full-time WWE Superstar if he wants it.”
IShowSpeed has made some appearances in WWE, but always as a guest star. He ate an RKO from Randy Orton at WrestleMania XL while supporting Logan Paul in a Triple Threat match that also involved Kevin Owens.
He also made his Royal Rumble debut this year when he replaced Akira Tozawa after the Japanese star got taken out by Carmelo Hayes before he could enter the ring. It would be interesting to see if Speed actually joins WWE like The Maverick.
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