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#24 Bloody Gulak
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This botch didn't seem too bad at first viewing. Cedric Alexander kicked Drew Gulak from the apron, causing Enzo Amore's buddy to reel backwards a little. As the match went on, it was evident that Drew was bleeding from this snug strike.
During the backstage segment that followed, WWE decided to haphazardly bandage the master of the Powerpoint Presentation when he approached the leader of the Zo Train. It was shocking that WWE utilized this real injury in this era of no blood.
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