>>16864030I watched the show live and when it happened almost nobody watching immediately noticed. Almost everyone watching thought it was a work at first and Allie was going to come back into the match in fact. They didn't replay it at all, and unless you were looking at Allie's leg when she moved it and it was a limp noodle for the second before they cut you wouldn't have noticed it live either.
It was not a hard break to watch at all, you don't even see it happen. Compared to other wrestling breaks like Sid or various MMA leg/arm snaps, weight lifting bone breaks, really just sports injuries in general it wasn't much to look at. Of course a woman like in the OP pic would overreact about it though if she took that picture for the meme.
