Since his win against Mark Hunt at UFC 200, Brock Lesnar made his in-ring return at WWE’s Annual SummerSlam Pay-Per-View (PPV) against the Viper, Randy Orton. Orton had been out of action since nine months, and this was supposed to be his big main-event match after his injury.
Labelling it as the match “15 years in the making” Lesnar wrestled the mayor of Viperville, Randy Orton in the main-event of SummerSlam. The match started out with Brock Lesnar doing Brock Lesnar stuff i.e. Suplexing his opponents to infinity. There was a table-spot in which Orton RKO’ed Lesnar, which was pretty fun. But, after the action returned to the ring, Brock took off his gloves and started hitting Orton with his “Lesnar” elbows. What happened next shocked everybody in the Barclays Center, and those watching the PPV from the comfort of their T.V. screens.
Lesnar’s elbow shots were so damn powerful that he actually cut Orton’s head open. Orton started”bleeding like a stuck pig” there was a pool of blood collected beside Orton’s head, thus ending the match with Lesnar taking the win by a Total Knockout (TKO). The entire imagery unravelling in front of the audience was so grotesque making anyone watching at home or at the arena squirm in their seats.
I forgot to mention above that because of WWE’s policy on blood and the fact that they couldn’t control Orton’s bleeding the match was finished with the TKO. So, for all the people who couldn’t watch the event in any way and would like to see the images of the bloody affair, can check it out below.
Disclaimer: - These pictures are not for those people who get uncomfortable with images containing blood.
Here’s the clip of Lesnar cutting Orton’s head with his elbow:-
Now, what happens next? Will Orton avenge his “bloody” defeat on Monday Night RAW? Or will some other turn of events take place? But, I think it’s safe to say that this feud is not over yet, and maybe it will lead to some bigger events happening in the future.
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