Randy Orton's WWE Backlash record

Randy Orton is a 14-time WWE World Champion!

When you think of longevity, big-match experience, and reinvention in WWE, Randy Orton’s name is never far from the top. Debuting at Backlash in 2004 in a career-defining war with Cactus Jack, Orton used the event to announce himself to the world, not just as a rising star, but as someone willing to endure pain and push boundaries to make history.

Over the years, Backlash has been a consistent chapter in Orton’s storied journey. From championship triumphs to heartbreaking losses, it’s seen Orton evolve from the cocky Legend Killer, to a dominant champion in the WWE, to a team player in RK-Bro, and now, a veteran still capable of headlining in 2025.

His matches at the event read like a highlight reel: brutal brawls, multi-man chaos, and even cinematic battles. He’s been champion, challenger, partner and rival, always dangerous, always calculated.

As Orton continues to compete at the highest level, let’s take a look at how Orton has fared on this battleground over the years.

Randy Orton’s Backlash Record

Randy Orton’s Backlash record might not reflect dominance on paper, but it tells the story of a career built on resilience, evolution, and fearlessness. Whether he’s facing hardcore legends, rising stars, or longtime rivals, Orton has never shied away from high-pressure moments, and Backlash has been full of them.

At Backlash 2025, Orton found himself once again standing across the ring from John Cena, a rivalry that has defined a generation. For nearly two decades, these two have pushed each other to the limit, trading championships, main events, and unforgettable moments. This time, it’s for the Undisputed WWE Championship.

No matter the outcome, one thing was for sure: when Randy Orton and John Cena meet, it’s never just another match. It was a chapter in wrestling history, and fans wouldn’t want to miss and the two delivered as promised in an iconic match capped with multiple RKOs and Attitude Adjustments. However, in the end a heel Cena used some dirty tactics to pin the Viper and retain his title in the main event of the PLE.

Total matches: 10

Win: 03

Loss: 07

What are your favorite moments from Randy Orton’s WWE career? What should be his next move after Backlash 2025? Share your thoughts and opinions in the comments section.

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