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Well I could see him actually telling the truth there

Like he's clearly doing a LOT more than selling there
And he's out in the sense that if it was a UFC fight the ref would've stopped it there so in some sense you'd say he's unconscious

BUT I could buy that he was conscious in the sense that he remembers what happened and was trying to do stuff, and I could buy that was a planned spot to drag him because Blade having the quick sense to immediately rush to drag him when he's still actually moving (in a weird way, granted) after taking the leg drop isn't necessarily a given. Maybe he realizes mid drag the guy is dead but it's too late, or maybe he thinks this is the best way to prevent damage to the dead guy (dead weight drag isn't the best way to treat a guy who was scrambled but it does get him out of the way and it's not like it's bumping him)

Anyway I don't really think it's a foul or anything to be upset for in any case. At least not in how Blade handled it or how Reynolds conveyed what happened. Can't speak for the rest of that chain but those two seemed fine.

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