Many know that Randy Orton was a member of the United States Marine Corps. Many also know that Orton also spent time in a military prison due to disciplinary reasons. However, many don't know just how bad things were. In 1999, a 19-year old Randy Orton served 38 days in a military prison after he went AWOL not once, but twice, and disobeyed an order from a commanding officer. Under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, Private First Class Orton would be tried and later convicted by a special-court martial. One would think that a situation such as this would have helped Orton start down a right, less abrasive past, but as you'll find out, that isn't the way things went down. Despite this hiccup, three years later Orton was debuting in the WWE. Just a matter of months after his sentence, he had been signed to a WWE developmental contract and was competing in Ohio Valley Wrestling.
Sean Ross Sapp, 28, is a convergent media major at Morehead State University, and a news/feature writer for RantSports and WhatCulture. Before taking a managerial role for the Kraken Fight Team, Sapp was a two-time submission wrestling medalist in the region. He is also a contributor to Bill Apter's 1Wrestling.com, and an editor for Cage Passion Sports. He has also published over 300 articles for Fansided. You can contact Sean Ross Sapp for news tips and radio appearances at SeanRossSapp@gmail.com
