In a striking moment that has captivated fans, WWE legend Randy Orton hit social media star IShowSpeed with a steel chair during a training session for a new video series titled “Speed Goes Pro.” This episode features IShowSpeed, known for his energetic streaming, stepping into the world of professional wrestling under the guidance of Orton and other wrestling icons.
The latest installment of “Speed Goes Pro” showcases IShowSpeed’s journey as he attempts to impress Orton by preparing for a match against NXT’s Anthony Luke. Throughout the episode, IShowSpeed trains alongside established WWE Superstars including Sheamus, NXT standout Myles Borne, and trainers Fit Finlay, Matt Bloom, and Lince Dorado.
During a rigorous training session, IShowSpeed learned various wrestling techniques, including taking bumps and executing moves such as the moonsault and crossbody. The physically demanding training left him bruised, yet he showcased impressive athleticism and charisma that caught the attention of his trainers.
As part of the training process, Orton tested IShowSpeed’s resilience by striking him with a steel chair. This moment, captured on social media, quickly went viral. Orton’s approach reflected the intense nature of professional wrestling, where learning to handle physicality is essential.
Despite facing defeat in his debut match against Anthony Luke, IShowSpeed earned Orton’s respect. The 14-time world champion expressed his admiration for IShowSpeed’s potential, stating, “Mentally, he’s there. Physically, he’s got everything it takes. If he wants to stick with this journey… He could one day be a full-time WWE superstar.”
The interaction between IShowSpeed and Orton has sparked numerous reactions online. Fans celebrated the moment with comments highlighting IShowSpeed’s dual talent as a streamer and potential athlete. One fan remarked, “Speed could’ve been the greatest athlete of all time, but chose to entertain us as the greatest streamer of all time. There’s nothing this man can’t do.”
Another fan noted that “Randy Orton cracking Speed with a chair as a lesson feels like the most on-brand welcome gift WWE could possibly offer,” while a third quipped, “If you’re training with The Viper, just expect the chair.”
As IShowSpeed continues his training journey, the wrestling world watches with anticipation, eager to see how this rising star will progress in both streaming and wrestling arenas.
