By WEB DESK: In a surprising turn of events, Randy Orton’s anticipated WWE return last November almost faced complications due to disputes over his entrance theme music.
Fan Favorite Returns
After being sidelined for over a year with a serious back injury, Orton’s return at Survivor Series was eagerly celebrated by fans. However, rumors of a potential overhaul of his iconic theme song, “Voices,” began to surface.
Debate Over Music Changes
In early December, there were plans to introduce a new version of “Voices” on the December 8 episode of SmackDown. However, Orton and WWE management quickly shelved these plans after initial discussions.
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Details from Insider Reports
A report by Corey Brennan from Fightful Select highlighted that the proposed new theme, developed by Def Rebel, featured fewer lyrics and a different musical arrangement. Orton, after hearing the remix, decisively rejected it during a brief review session involving himself, Triple H, and Michael Hayes.
Final Decision
Brennan’s account underscores Orton’s swift move, along with Triple H and Michael Hayes, to dismiss the remix within minutes of its debut in the arena. This decision preserved the original “Voices” theme, keeping the familiar tune for Orton’s entrance and avoiding fan disappointment.
