It seems like Randy Orton has soured on the idea of continuing a full-time schedule in WWE. At 35 years old, perhaps the man feels his body is starting to really feel effects of well over a decade of bumping and travelling. Looking at things another way, maybe Orton realises his time in the sun has faded. He's now in the weird place of being an established star who is there to make others look good. Analysing Randy's 2015, it's clear to see that he has been a bit-part player at best. He was the one tasked with preparing a freshly-returned Sheamus for his main event run earlier in the year. Matches between Orton and Sheamus were tepid, and fans didn't really buy into what they were selling. Admittedly, he did have a tidy match against Seth Rollins at WrestleMania, but that was a rare highlight. Orton's other feuds of note in 2015 have again been temporary. He was briefly drafted in to team with Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose against The Wyatt Family. When he became injured, he was removed from the program and is still on the shelf. There are some who believe Randy Orton should be at the top of the card, but he appears to have lost some of his hunger this year.