Ric Flair made his way to the ring to present Randy Orton as the "Greatest Wrestler Ever," but he also issued a warning to Nia Jax over her attack on Charlotte, claiming his daughter will be back for revenge.

The Nature Boy then put Orton over as the greatest star in WWE history. The Viper warned not to confuse nostalgia with legacy, equating his attacks on Edge and Christian as nostalgic. He said the fire he feels in the pit of his stomach is simply him establishing his legacy.

Orton said he is getting pleasure out of being The Legend Killer again, just in time for Big Show to interrupt the proceedings.

"I'm not going to let you glorify everything Randy Orton did," he said, before vowing revenge for Edge and Christian. He said Orton is a parasite who latches on to everyone around him and said he and Flair will feel the wrath of a pissed-off giant.

Orton complimented Big Show before referring to him as a legend and then suggested it would be a shame for him to suffer the same fate as Edge and Christian.

The Viper finished with a warning, telling Big Show what happens from here is on him.

Grade

A

Analysis

Is the idea of Orton vs. Big Show in 2020 appealing? Hell, no. Is this the best Orton we've ever seen? Hell, yes.

The Viper has hit a stride we have not seen from him since 2011. Not only is his ring work superb, but his mic work is also better. He is more focused and thought-provoking than ever before.

His attention to detail and devotion to the little things have elevated him to a level everyone thought he could achieve but many gave up on over the years. He has always had the potential, but the effort was often called into question.

The effort is there now, and if you don't believe it, watch the promo above and appreciate the fact that he made a Big Show segment interesting even 21 years after the giant's debut.