Randy Orton is staying in good shape and spirits while on hiatus from WWE due to an injury.

Orton’s last match happened when he teamed up with Matt Riddle to drop the Raw Tag Team Titles to The Usos in a Winner Take All match on SmackDown in May 2022.

The initial belief was that Orton would take some time off to let a back injury heal up and he would return to turn on Riddle, leading to a feud. However, the injury was much worse than expected.

Orton underwent lower back fusion surgery last November. There is no timeline for his return, although it has been said to be a lot of concern regarding his WWE career among those in WWE.

For now, Orton seems happy with his life, as seen below in this recent photo of the former WWE Champion:

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