Well I dunno, I expect the no selling from Kane a little more because it fits in with his original character, kind of like the Undertaker. Although he hasn't done it as of late, it was kind of a throwback to his character in the Attitude Era who no sold often. So it didn't really bother me. And it wasn't a complete no sell...he sold it for a while and then did that stamping thing (which was silly, I admit) but there is no doubt that before that he sold it as if he was hurt.
Cena against the New Day was a complete no sell. Just like the frog splash from Rollins last week. It was if the move didn't hurt at all... and that is more irritating to me than the move hurting but recovering, such as Kane did.
Good answer, yet in the spirit of being nitpicky (and I do realize that your answer, indeed, is the correct one), I would imagine the pain from Kane's injury would have ceased prior to any movement.
Let's not forget, whenever Kane no sold, the pain from the injury had already left his body by the time he sat up.
Logically speaking, by the time he had arisen from the stretcher he would have been completely 100%.
"Stamping" out an injury is altogether silly (as you pointed out), because Kane's ability to heal his body came from either some internal mechanism or some supernatural force.
I rated your answer accordingly, but gave the segment a 'cringe' because 'stamping' out an injury has never been Undertaker or Kane's method of overcoming injury.
