Randy Orton, the youngest World Heavyweight Champion in WWE history (and second youngest World Champion in wrestling overall after Lou Thesz), was always going to have a great run in the WWE. Like most third generation wrestlers, Ortons timing and positioning are never short of perfect and he has ring savvy and presence to spare. He may have spent the last couple of years running in place to some extent, but that hasnt stopped the WWE chucking Championship belts at him like a ticker day parade. If anything, Ortons problem was that he peaked a little too soon, becoming the best young heel in the company without a babyface on his skill level to truly compliment him. However, Orton works well with opponents of nearly any size/style (he has engaged in some thrilling bouts with both Rey Mysterio and Daniel Bryan) and he stands poised to inherit Triple Hs legacy as the WWEs top heel for the next few years at least. Orton is one of the most successful WWE wrestlers of the modern era, so it is only a matter of time before he is inducted. He has a good few years in him yet (hopefully) and will continue to be a thorn in the side of WWE babyfaces for years to come, but you can expect an induction to come along within a couple years of his eventual retirement, barring any unforeseen bag pooping incidents, of course...