Was there a blade taped in that ring post?

[tjjones]

I thought the ref hand squeeze was more of a..

"Roman, you dead man?"

"Yeah man"

What confuses me is that Chioda spent a few minutes in a flap trying to get his gloves on, only for him to get them on, take one look at the man he was going to stop and treat, only then to decide that he wanted to leave the arena alive.

[Marty McFry]

It wasn't a normal hand in hand "I'm fine" squeeze between the ref and Reigns. I'm certain he passed him something.

[Nickybojelais]

I thought it looked like Lesnar may have passed something to Heyman right after the ringpost spot, they seem to touch hands which looked a bit odd.

[sfvega]

I thought it was pretty obvious that it was planned. Cole mentioned it multiple times, and it played into the "maybe he is human"/"maybe now he takes it to another level" storyline that they were selling in the match. It just fit too well with the match and how WWE (especially on Raw/PPVs) tries to avoid mentioning blood when it's there to be an accident.

[xCompackx]

Yeah, it really looks like the ref handed Roman a blade or something. You wouldn't close your fist if someone was just checking on you.

[mcstoklasa]

But when did Brock blade? I can't see when he would have

[Essential1]

I doubt it. The only time I think he could of possibly done it was when it got out of the ring(bent between the ropes camera quickly pans down to Reigns) before the post spot.

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The camera follows his clearly bloodless face the whole way to the post, doesn't it? Unless Brock is a ninja, I don't see when he would do it.

It's a mystery.

[Ishmeal Loves Kaseyhausen]

The first time they showed the replay, it looked like his hand was in front of his head and he went at the post in a downward motion. Definitely a blading motion.

I feel like I'm analyzing the Zapruder film.

"Back, and to the left."

[ASYLUMHAUSEN]

Brock was going to blade, but the blade got scared and ran away.

Nobody - inanimate object or otherwise - makes Brock bleed his own blood.

[northernmonkey]

I don't think they would put a blade in the ring post. It seems doing it that way it would be too easy for something to go wrong.

[Harry The Arrow was Wrong!]

Apr 1, 2015 16:55:07 GMT -5 Nickybojelais said:

I thought it looked like Lesnar may have passed something to Heyman right after the ringpost spot, they seem to touch hands which looked a bit odd.

Yeah, I watched the match again today and Heyman suspiciously grabbed Lesnars hand after he went into the post.

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the ref clearly hands Roman something, you can see it in his hand after he closes it. The question is was it a blade or was the ref just tipping Roman for the skeezers that Roman turned down and sent his way the night before

[Cranjis McBasketball]

Maybe he bladed? I didn't watch so close, but it looked to me like Brock just hit the turnbuckle the way his head went in.

[sonofblaine]

Apr 1, 2015 17:58:46 GMT -5 @ihateeverything said:

The camera follows his clearly bloodless face the whole way to the post, doesn't it? Unless Brock is a ninja, I don't see when he would do it.

It's a mystery.

[sfvega]

Apr 1, 2015 20:33:30 GMT -5 northernmonkey said:

I don't think they would put a blade in the ring post. It seems doing it that way it would be too easy for something to go wrong.

I agree with that. But more importantly, your sig just made me cry tears.

[No Longer a Produceman]

Watching it again, it looks like Lesnar simply cracked his skull and got juiced hardway.

[Demented]

Apr 1, 2015 20:33:30 GMT -5 northernmonkey said:

I don't think they would put a blade in the ring post. It seems doing it that way it would be too easy for something to go wrong.

Yeah, that could be a horrible. The ring might blade itself by accent.

And you thought Flair was a gusher, ho ho, Flair ain't got nothing on the ring.

[Mid-Carder]

Brock's expression when he gets busted open tells me it wasn't planned

[MAD TITAN]

I doubt Brock would need several stitches if it wasn't hard way.