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>Randy Orton complained to management about Kennedy after the botched belly to back suplex.
>“When I got to the building, I ran up behind Randy and gave him a big bear hug from behind, and he treated me like I was just an acquaintance of his. And then he made such a big stink about me supposedly dropping him on his head. He literally blew up in front of all the talent, including Vince and Stephanie, and began to lecture me about how I had to be careful, and his health was very important. It just didn’t make sense to me."
>Orton also persuaded Cena to complain to Vince.
>"Randy jumped really, really hard. In wrestling, it’s give and take. It was a matter of either I drop him on his head, or I help him through this. His neck never even touched the mat, which makes me wonder why he even went to the trainer’s room to get his neck taped up. He was so injured that he went on to wrestle 3 nights in Mexico."
>Orton responded: “Ken is in denial. He thinks you have to be able to do a moonsault to know how to work.”
>“As far as dropping me on my head, he did. He never got to see all four camera angles of him doing it. I did. Plus, the left side of my neck down to my trap was sore all week in Mexico."
>“I did tell Ken that he shouldn’t be dropping me on my head with such a simple basic move. He never said sorry and even called me a liar after the match. I remember looking at him in disbelief. And yes, I did tell management I did not want to work with him after that. Who wouldn’t? That’s my side.”
>“When I got to the building, I ran up behind Randy and gave him a big bear hug from behind, and he treated me like I was just an acquaintance of his. And then he made such a big stink about me supposedly dropping him on his head. He literally blew up in front of all the talent, including Vince and Stephanie, and began to lecture me about how I had to be careful, and his health was very important. It just didn’t make sense to me."
>Orton also persuaded Cena to complain to Vince.
>"Randy jumped really, really hard. In wrestling, it’s give and take. It was a matter of either I drop him on his head, or I help him through this. His neck never even touched the mat, which makes me wonder why he even went to the trainer’s room to get his neck taped up. He was so injured that he went on to wrestle 3 nights in Mexico."
>Orton responded: “Ken is in denial. He thinks you have to be able to do a moonsault to know how to work.”
>“As far as dropping me on my head, he did. He never got to see all four camera angles of him doing it. I did. Plus, the left side of my neck down to my trap was sore all week in Mexico."
>“I did tell Ken that he shouldn’t be dropping me on my head with such a simple basic move. He never said sorry and even called me a liar after the match. I remember looking at him in disbelief. And yes, I did tell management I did not want to work with him after that. Who wouldn’t? That’s my side.”
