Netflix has edited another WWE replay, this time cutting an LA Knight taunt aimed at Roman Reigns from Money in the Bank.
Wrestling Noticias reports that the streaming service switched camera angles to hide the moment Knight gave Reigns the middle finger during their World Heavyweight Championship match.
The exchange came in the opening minutes of the match. When Reigns raised his index finger in his trademark acknowledgment gesture, Knight responded by flipping him off.
The title match opened Money in the Bank on Saturday at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. Reigns defeated Knight to retain the championship.
Netflix made a similar edit involving Reigns on the Sept. 14 Raw in Mexico City, replacing the camera angle during his entrance to hide fans who were giving him the middle finger. The replay instead showed an aerial shot for more than 30 seconds.
In July, Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi traded middle fingers during a segment on Raw. Netflix removed the exchange from the replay, showing a wider shot of the Hell in a Cell structure in its place.
In the United States, Money in the Bank streamed live on ESPN through the ESPN Unlimited plan, while Netflix handled the international broadcast.