Alright now that I'm home and not texting on ~Fallen Angel~'s phone, this is the complete run-down:
About halfway into the Kane/Bryan/PTP match, I looked down and noticed Jerry was laying his head on the announce desk and not moving at all. I'm seriously not kidding, I was probably one of the first few people in the arena that noticed. At least a full 30 seconds went by before even the people that were sitting directly behind the announce table started to get up and look over the barricade.
At first Cole was standing up directly over Lawler, so I figured they were having a heated argument or something, you know, like they often do. But then Cole sat back down and pushed his chair really far away from Lawler completely away from the desk and I noticed none of this was being shown on the Titantron (which as many know is usually showing what's being aired during the match). I also noticed Cole was still talking, but I wasn't sure if he was doing commentary or something else. This was about the time people started moving forward and looking over the barricade.
Almost immediately after that, several people in black shirts, probably a mix of security and paramedics rushed in from the lower corner through the floor crowd aisle. It took 3 men to carefully remove Jerry from his seat and lay him on the floor. At my angle, I couldn't see him laying there or what was going on. About a minute later they raised him up on a stretcher and moved him out the same lower floor aisle, and not up the entrance ramp like they normally do when someone is kayfabe injured. By this time everyone in the arena was aware of what was going on and that red-hot Montreal crowd went dead silent. They were chanting "Oui! Oui! Oui!" for Bryan like crazy all night, even before the Superstars tapings started. Yet, no one was chanting anything after Bryan picked up the win after that match.
I'm not sure if this was shown on Raw television, but WWE was celebrating "Pat Patterson Appreciation Night" tonight, as Pat Patterson is a Montreal local. Justin Roberts announced during a commercial break about 45 minutes later, "Due to Jerry Lawler's "condition", Pat Patterson Appreciation Night will be postponed." The crowd began chanting "Jerry! Jerry! Jerry!" again for at least the 10th time since the incident. They were chanting it during every commercial break.
After the show as CM Punk disappeared backstage, Cena was still in the ring and someone in a black suit told Cena something through the ropes and Cena looked horrified. His hands were covering his mouth and his eyes were wide open as if in complete shock. Cena uttered something into the microphone as if he was about to say something, but the same man in the suit quickly cut him off and looked to be telling him not to say anything. Cena and Bret Hart continued to shake hands with fans at ringside afterwards, but no one said anything about Jerry's condition, which honestly doesn't sound good at all.
Wish I could give more positive news, but whatever happened is definitely going to mean the end of Jerry's in-ring career at the very least. If you were there in the arena and saw what we did, you would have assumed the exact same thing.
