10 Wrestlers Who Desperately Need New Gear

If there's one thing Randy Orton always had going for him it was his in-ring gear.

Settling on a trunks, knee pads and standard black boots look early in his WWE career, Orton has changed his colour scheme and added the odd bit of detail to his attire from time to time but he's been quite happy to keep things slick and simple.

Then, a few years back Orton decided to change things up a little bit.

He'd been known to wear his own merch to the ring if he was in the mood, but he went one step further when he chose to waltz out in a sleeveless hoody with his trademark serpentine emblems slapped on it.

Orton went from looking like a lethal looking 'Viper' to an in denial Dad who still thinks he looks hip in a matter of seconds and he's struggled to shake off the stench of 'I think I look cool' ever since.

Getting rid of the worst garment in modern day WWE could help make Orton feel a tad less cringey from here on out, but we doubt the 'Apex Predator' gives a f*ck what we think.