As noted, Vince McMahon was reportedly furious with the blood in the main event of last night’s WWE Hell in a Cell PPV. Both him and Kevin Dunn reportedly “freaked out” when Lesnar began bleeding, and made the call to send a doctor to the ring to tend to both Lesnar and ‘Taker.
According to F4WOnline.com, there was some sort of commotion taking place at the Gorilla position during the main event match, and it likely had to do with Lesnar bleeding. There is also said to be some controversy surrounding how Lesnar exactly began to bleed, with speculation that he might have bladed, which is something WWE does not endorse or condone.
Hell in Cell last night is not the first time there has been suspicion of Brock Lesnar blading (which means intentionally cutting yourself open to draw blood for effect), as some people believed Lesnar might have done it during his main event match at WrestleMania 31 against Roman Reigns.
In response to suspicion of Lesnar blading during his WrestleMania 31 match, WWE issued the following statement to WZ back in March of this year:
“WWE programming is TV-PG and we don’t permit intentional bleeding. The communication or contact between our performers and referees is part of our safety protocol. That said, unintentional blood sometimes occurs, and we do our best to minimize.”
In related news, PWInsider.com is reporting Brock Lesnar has already returned home from California and will not be on Raw tonight. Lesnar was not previously advertised to appear tonight, and last night’s Hell in a Cell PPV was his last announced stop on the “Go to Hell” tour.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
