US EditionRandy Orton Says He Was Unsure of Wrestling Ever Again - Horrifying Panic Attacks
- After a year and a half recovering from spinal fusion surgery, WWE superstar Randy Orton made his comeback to the ring during the Survivor Series event late in 2023.
- Orton's surgery and prolonged absence caused severe anxiety and panic attacks, leading him to doubt if he could continue wrestling or keep his identity.
- He faced severe mental challenges such as restless nights, sudden hot flashes, and pacing outside the house while trying to calm himself with deep breathing, all while managing prescribed antidepressant medication for several years.
- Orton revealed that he has been free of panic attacks and off medication for approximately six months now.
- Since his return, Orton has competed in high-profile matches including a Night of Champions loss and signals recovery, but he acknowledges the past challenges shaped his journey.
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Content Warning: Discussion of anxiety, panic attacks, medication. Former WWE Champion Randy Orton has opened up about his struggles with panic attacks and mental health issues. With Orton being one of WWE’s most decorated stars, it can be easy to forget that he deals with similar struggles to a lot of his fans. Speaking on Stephanie McMahon’s What’s Your Story podcast, Orton noted that prior to his spinal fusion surgery which saw him out of act…
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