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1 week ago | cultaholic.com | Aidan Gibbons

The voices in Randy Orton's head have left him as a main event talent throughout much of his career in WWE to the point Orton is a 14-time world champion in the company, having won top titles from 2004 until his most recent reign with the WWE Championship in 2020. With so many title reigns, Orton has had a whole bunch of WWE world title matches since his first shot at the gold all the way back in 2002. Can you name all of Randy Orton's WWE world title matches? RecommendedLatest quizzes

1 week ago | cultaholic.com | Aidan Gibbons

Test your knowledge of WWE BacklashOne of the longest running pay-per-views in WWE history as of 2025 is Backlash, with the first show taking place during the Attitude Era. With such a long-running event, there has been a whole lot of major moments at previous editions of Backlash, both good and very, very bad. The show has often featured the fallout from WrestleMania primarily due to the event being the first pay-per-view after WWE's biggest show of the year.

1 week ago | cultaholic.com | Aidan Gibbons

The Best There Is, The Best There Was, And The Best There Ever Will Be, Bret Hart is fondly remembered as one of the best professional wrestlers of all time, something he firmly believes himself. Alongside his long list of great matches, Hart's legacy is further cemented by his myriad of world title reigns, having held the WWE Championship on five occasions between 1992 and 1997 and the WCW World Heavyweight Title on two occasions until his retirement.

3 weeks ago | cultaholic.com | Aidan Gibbons

Despite The Rock's claims on the Pat McAfee Show, the current plan within WWE isn't for Cody Rhodes to have another run with the Undisputed WWE Champion as a babyface followed by a heel turn. That is according to Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio, who reported: "He also said that Cody Rhodes was going to have another great run as a babyface and win the world title, and then eventually he would go heel. I was told on that one that is not the plan.

3 weeks ago | cultaholic.com | Aidan Gibbons

After 22 years as a babyface, John Cena turned heel in the closing moments of Elimination Chamber, aligning with The Rock and Travis Scott to beat down Cody Rhodes. The Rock has revealed this week that WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H pitched Cena's heel turn. Reports have indicated the original plan was for Cena to turn at WrestleMania 41 during his main event match with Cody Rhodes.