The records set by Randy Orton and Natalya at WWE Survivor Series did not go unnoticed by the marquee keeper of record-breaking. Guinness World Records happened to cover both historic moments for the two stars as it was Randy Orton passing Kane with 177 WWE PPV appearances while Natalya garnered the most WWE PPV appearances by women’s wrestler with 68. You can read some of the article by Dominic Punt of Guinness below:
Professional wrestling runs in the family for two of WWE’s longest serving wrestlers.
Randy Orton (USA), one half of the current WWE RAW Tag Team Champions alongside Riddle, is a third-generation superstar who made his wrestling debut in 2000.
Fast forward 21 years and he has appeared on a record-breaking 177 pay-per-view (PPV) events, surpassing the previous record for most WWE PPV appearances (male) held by Kane (USA).
Natalya (Canada) has set the record for the most WWE PPV appearances (female) with 68 following her traditional 5-on-5 Survivor Series elimination match. Her team of Smackdown superstars lost to RAW’s.
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