More Lesnar – Y2J News
According to the latest edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, host Dave Meltzer noted WWE did indeed want blood for the finish of the Brock Lesnar vs Randy Orton match, but not necessarily the amount that ended up being drawn, which as seen on TV was quite a lot.
One of the reasons why Chris Jericho was so concerned with Randy Orton’s condition was due to the amount of blood drawn, and when he and Brock Lesnar eventually had a backstage altercation following the SummerSlam main event, Vince McMahon had to yell “It was a work! It was a work!” to calm Jericho down and let him know blood was actually intended.
Earlier today, PWInsider.com reported blood was not intended in the match, so there seems to be conflicting information where it pertains to Lesnar busting open Randy Orton.
Gallows & Anderson Talk Dudley’s Farewell
Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson Tweeted the following reaction to the Dudley Boyz’ Raw farewell:
Yes, we ruined a great farewell, but yes we have #Respect #DudleyBoyz #YNWA @TestifyDVon @BubbaRayDudley pic.twitter.com/SFdov09dEB
— Luke Gallows (@LukeGallowsWWE) August 23, 2016
Thought we gave a respectful goodbye to The Dudley Boys.@WWEUniverse you’re welcome..@Wwe time for Gallows n Anderson to get back on track
— Karl Anderson (@KarlAndersonWWE) August 23, 2016
Paul Heyman Comments on Brock Lesnar’s SummerSlam Actions
Paul Heyman addressed Brock Lesnar’s assault on Randy Orton at WWE SummerSlam with the following Facebook post:
“As his advocate (Paul Heyman), I can only advise the WWE Universe that my client Brock Lesnar was fully prepared to inflict the damage to Randy Orton that everyone witnessed last night at WWE SummerSlam…”
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