Joel Martip imitates the legend Randy Orton after Liverpool defeat New Castle in a thriller
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Randy Orton in WWE
Randy Orton is one of the GOAT in the wrestling industry as he has managed to have the most bada** finisher which is also the most famous finisher in the history of WWE. The three dangerous letters in WWE RKO have also managed him to win a total of 14 World Championship reigns in WWE which is also one of the highest in the company.
The Viper has a very unique style where he performs a vintage DDT followed by some smacks on the ground which leads him to give the opponent RKO. Randy has been currently sidelined due to an injury he suffered in real life but is this making his career go slow? The answer would be Hell No as recently Joel Matip was scene doing his stance.
Randy Orton’s moves after Liverpool V/S New Castle
Recently the match between Liverpool and New Castle was a thriller in which everybody’s breath was stopped after every second as there was neck-to-neck competition in that match whole match was very good and even gained a very big Twitter reaction but what was the result in the match.
At The End of 90 minutes, it was a tie as Roberto Firmino scored one for Liverpool and Alexander Isak scored one for New Castle. After 8 minutes extra in the match, Fabio Carvalho did the unthinkable when he scored a huge match-winning goal for the team. The match ended at a crazy level which made Joel Matip do this.
Joel Matip copied the actions of Randy Orton actions which he does just before delivering his finisher in WWE the RKO. Joel was caught on Twitter doing this as he was all down on his knees and was banging his hands on the ground like he was ready to attack his opponent as the viper does.
The tweet instantly got viral and has got a lot of views in a short time and has even gained a lot of popularity they even gain a lot of WWE fans as their followers as this stance clears that Joel is a big wrestling fan and does follow the Viper Rand Orton a lot on Social media and in real life too.
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Anurag Bhardwaj
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