"It's fantastic to go back to Germany as World Heavyweight Champion” - Gunther reveals his thoughts on WWE Bash in Berlin

Gunther clinched the World Heavyweight Championship by defeating Damian Priest at WWE SummerSlam. Shortly after, "The Ring General" was confronted by Randy Orton, who challenged him to a match at the WWE Bash in Berlin. Gunther shared his excitement about performing in Germany and opened up about why he believes Randy Orton sabotaged his chances of being recognized as the greatest of all time.

Here’s everything you need to know about what GUNTHER has said regarding his upcoming face-off with Randy Orton

In a recent conversation with "Jimmy V3," GUNTHER shared his enthusiasm about performing in Germany and delved into his perspective on why he believes Randy Orton has compromised his great legacy in WWE.

Gunther Said - "It's fantastic to go back to Germany as World Heavyweight Champion. I lived there for a long time, a lot of key moments in my career happened there. Overall, I think for the fans in Germany, it's a big deal that we have a PLE there ... To be like the top guy, walking in as the representative as the World Heavyweight Champion, it's a big honor ... I think Randy's career is undeniable, but on the other hand, we got to be honest here. He was destined to be the greatest of all time, and with all the bad decisions he made in his career, and all the issues he had, he still is one of the greatest, but he wasted a lot of potential." (Via Jimmy V3/Wrestling Inc)

Gunther expressed his excitement about wrestling in Germany as the World Heavyweight Champion, calling it an honor due to his long history there. Gunther acknowledged Randy Orton's impressive career but noted that poor decisions and personal issues have prevented Orton from fully realizing his potential as the greatest of all time.


Tension began between Gunther and Randy Orton when Gunther defeated Orton in the King of the Ring final to earn his World Heavyweight Championship shot at SummerSlam 2024. Randy Orton has demanded a rematch, arguing that the initial bout ended controversially when he lost without both shoulders fully on the mat. With WWE Bash in Berlin approaching, all eyes are on Gunther and Orton to see how they perform and who will emerge victorious.