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Daniel Bryan suffered a legitimate injury during his match with Randy Orton Monday night on Raw, according to the Wrestling Observer, which is why the match was stopped.

The report notes that Bryan was supposed to win the match over Orton, which would have continued the story of Bryan building a resume of big victories. (Earlier in the night, Bryan floated the idea of eventually challenging for the WWE Title in a scripted promo.)

WWE handled the change of plans by saying Bryan suffered a stinger to his neck/shoulder, which was a legitimate injury. To cover for Bryan not winning the match, WWE followed through on a "wrestler health" story that authority figure Triple H stopped the match out of concern for Bryan's apparent injury. This led to a spontaneous blow-up between Bryan and Hunter to keep Bryan strong as a babyface because he's fought through numerous injuries in his career.

The injury situation appeared to begin Sunday night in Chicago. At the Payback PPV, Bryan sold a shoulder injury off-camera following his Tag Title match loss. According to our correspondent, Kevin, Bryan left the ring favoring his right shoulder accompanied by a referee. He was the only wrestler to exit behind the sound booth and not through the Gorilla position.

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Originally Posted by PWInsider

When Bryan returned to the back, he was "irate" according to a source and complained to Triple H that the match should not have been stopped. The two got into a loud argument over it. The argument went down in the gorilla position with a lot of eyeballs on it and people were shocked because Bryan is generally soft spoken and good natured and he was standing up to one of the most powerful men in the company.

Bryan complained that he's worked all over the world and has worked hurt and knows when he can still go and when he cannot. Triple H's argument was that they were protecting Bryan and they don't want anyone working hurt. Obviously, the company sees something major in Bryan and wants him ready for his push.

The two eventually apologized to each other.

Do people other than Ryan Clark (and DAMN iNATOR, I suppose) actually believe the HHH-Daniel Bryan thing was legit?

I see no reason why it couldn't be.

Considering the sudden nature of the match ending with even Orton not knowing what was happening, it probably was a real argument turned into a kayfabe incident.

Seems like either Bryan was unaware of what the WWE was doing (ex. sudden rewrite, panicking, etc) or he thought it was making him look a lot weaker for no reason.

D-Byr is supposed to face Cena a summer slam, (rumor). Does anyone have a gif of the suicide dive?

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Originally Posted by James Steele (Post 4228528)

No.

An alternate, even more of a "dick" move ending to the 1-800-FELLA commercial:

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Surprisingly frank interview with HHH about his argument with Daniel Bryan

http://www.wwe.com/videos/triple-h-e...-2013-26124411

....and Sheamus is a face who was part of the BE A STAR campaign.

Main page is down....how the fuck am I suppose to see the new Kelly Kelly thong pics!!!

Just successfully used "That's What I Do" subconsciously at work.

Sadly, without maiming or wig splitting.

Did you at least have a salmon suit on?

Sadly no. I have no idea where one can procure that great a salmon colored suit.

Cesaro has all the tools needed to become a major player in the WWE... except kneepads. :shifty:

Really happy about this, though. I hope it leads to something good with Cesaro.

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That was pretty awesome.

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Originally Posted by Hollywood Hasney (Post 4228652)

Surprisingly frank interview with HHH about his argument with Daniel Bryan

http://www.wwe.com/videos/triple-h-e...-2013-26124411

Shorter Triple H: "I care about the well being of the wrestlers, unless the wrestler is named Triple H."

I mean, the angle with Curtis Axel isn't even a month old.

What a creative sign

Arrive. Stunner. Leave.

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Originally Posted by Lock Jaw (Post 4228786)

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Those guys look like they're wearing t-shirts with random dude faces at the bottom.

I had no idea the Fuji vice skits were films in Ocean City MD

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Originally Posted by Juan (Post 4228763)

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http://www.wwe.com/classics/whereare...asiak-26118245

lol JR basically shitting all over him in the nicest possible way at the end of that article

Kaitlyn is probably the worst actress the WWE has ever had.

I remember her being bad at wrestling but was she bad at acting too?

But Kaitlyn's boob was out so it can be forgiven.

Keep seeing posted everywhere that the script for the last Raw was re-written at lunchtime because Vince wasn't happy, so he took advice from Heyman and Zeb who basically booked the show as a 3 man team with a little word here and there from Steph.

Can't help but think it's people wanting to believe, purely because it was a great 3 hours of TV.

Raws are usually better the night after a PPV