Extreme Rules Could Daniel Bryan Turn on Kane and Join The Shield?

[Roi]

Daniel Bryan and Kane will most likely defend the tag team titles against The Shield at Extreme Rules, where their partnership very well may come to an end.
The match has not been officially announced, but every time The Shield makes an appearance on Raw orSmackDown, Team Hell No has made it their business to get involved. The Shield has never been defeated as a group and it doesn’t look as though that is going to end anytime soon. The Shield has beaten all of the top WWE Superstars, including JohnCena, Ryback, Sheamus, Randy Orton and even The Undertaker.
However, one topic of conversation that many WWE fans need to start thinking about is the future of The Shield. Because they have defeated the top stars in the company already, where do they go from here?
The most logical situation is for them to begin winning championship gold, and that may very well begin at Extreme Rules. The Shield could easily use the Freebird Rule while holding the tag titles, which would allow any two members to defend the belt.
At the same time, many WWE fans have been waiting for Team Hell No to break up and go their separate ways from the very start of their partnership. Kane and Daniel Bryan were a dysfunctional pairing and were clearly not going to be partners forever. Both are former world champions and Bryan is still in the prime of his career. Losing the tag titles to The Shield would make for the perfect situation to have Bryan and Kane split. This can be done in a way that sees Daniel Bryan turn on Kane and join The Shield.


Daniel Bryan has a lot in common with Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns. All four of these Superstars came to the WWE through NXT. Bryan’s path through NXTwas very different than those of Ambrose, Rollins and Reigns, but it was still NXT. Bryan, Ambrose and Rollins were all top independent stars prior to signing with WWEas well. In fact, Bryan has squared off against both Rollins and Ambrose in different independent wrestling promotions.


While some may have been expecting Kane to turn on Daniel Bryan, a situation where it is the other way around would be much more intriguing. Kane had been a big red monster for the past 15 years and if he were to turn on Bryan, it would be too obvious. It would be too much of a repeat in his character and could come off as very stale.
Bryan, on the other hand, is perceived as someone who should return to the main-event level he was at in 2012. After winning the world heavyweight title at the end of 2011, Bryan’s popularity rose and his character only became more prominent after dropping the title. Bryan could be seen as underutilized in his tag team with Kane since he is capable of being a top singles star.
By turning on Kane and joining The Shield, Bryan can return to the main event as a singles star. Plus, The Shield would show more of a purpose to their gimmick. They are unstoppable as a team and have accomplished everything they can, other than capturing gold. The Shield’s gimmick and storyline needs to lead somewhere and Daniel Bryan could be that somewhere.

What do you think? Could Bryan turn on Kane and join The Shield? What are your thoughts on this scenario?

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[Senhor Perfect]

I have no issue at all with DB turning on Kane. I hate the idea of him joining the Shield though. Those guys are fine the way they are, it isn't broken, so there's no reason to change it. Perhaps Taker gets involved and Kane goes to save him leaving DB to be destroyed and eat the pin losing the titles. DB goes crazy and cinches in the NO! Lock on Kane, thus ending their partnership.

 

[Brad.]

Such a bad article.

The title: Could Daniel Bryan Turn on Kane and Join The Shield?

Firstly, turn on Kane: There is no explanation why he would do this within the article, and recently there has been no signs he would.
Secondly, join The Shield: :dafuq::damnn:

 

[Stopspot]

Rod, I love you little man but you need to realize one thing about Bleacher report. Most of the articles are written by dudes in their basement. They are editorials, you could write for Bleacher, I could write for bleacher. This idea sadly carries no weight.

 

[acailler]

Rod, I love you little man but you need to realize one thing about Bleacher report. Most of the articles are written by dudes in their basement. They are editorials, you could write for Bleacher, I could write for bleacher. This idea sadly carries no weight.

Even Xanth could write for Bleacher...

 

[Leo C]

I don't like it. DB turning on Kane is alright but him joining Shield is unnecessary.

 

[Nick]

I think it's unlikely. Bryan turning on Kane would be a cool angle, but joining the Shield definitely wouldn't work out.

 

[Farooq]

Meh I don't think Shield needs Daniel Bryan, nor should he join anyhow. As for Daniel being the one to turn on Kane, it's an interesting idea, but Kane is better at a dark role and motive to betraying someone, I would rather Kane be the one to turn on Daniel when they brake up.

 

[Jonathan]

I highly doubt this is going to actually happen, as it wouldn't make much sense (Bryan has always been out to help beat down Shield) but it would be good to see. Bryan has been a face for what like, a year now? I liked Bryan's heel work as the WHC so part of the shield could work, but he doesn't really have "the look" of them, does he?

 

[Josh...]

Shield doesn't need anyone from the main roster joining them. They'll end up like Nexus if that's the case. No Punk as the leader, no Cena, no Bryan, Miz, Kofi, Kane, Taker, Brock, Santino, etc.

 

[Crayo]

Rod, I love you little man but you need to realize one thing about Bleacher report. Most of the articles are written by dudes in their basement. They are editorials, you could write for Bleacher, I could write for bleacher. This idea sadly carries no weight.

They don't pretend to be a news source, and I don't think Rodrigo is presenting them as that. He probably found the report and idea pretty interesting.

My opinion? It's inevitable that Bryan turns on Kane, but it's improbable he joins the Shield, and rightfully so. The shield need to remain as the group of outlaws from NXT.

 

[Aids Johnson]

Rod, I love you little man but you need to realize one thing about Bleacher report. Most of the articles are written by dudes in their basement. They are editorials, you could write for Bleacher, I could write for bleacher. This idea sadly carries no weight.

Rodrigo could, but you? ity1: Let's not get crazy here.

 

[Lockard 23]

They don't pretend to be a news source, and I don't think Rodrigo is presenting them as that. He probably found the report and idea pretty interesting.

My opinion? It's inevitable that Bryan turns on Kane, but it's improbable he joins the Shield, and rightfully so. The shield need to remain as the group of outlaws from NXT.

Ironically, Daniel Bryan came in as part of Nexus (also a group of rookies from NXT) and The Shield's current push is working exactly how the push of Nexus should have gone.

Bryan will certainly not join. He did seem vicious choking out Roberts with his own tie but no way can he shed the goofball image he's had for so long that quickly. And I'm trying to imagine him in a swat vest and I just can't...

 

[Aids Johnson]

How does wearing a swat vest a necessity to be in the shield? Could be a graet way to get him back over to the real side of fighters. I do agree no way it will happen, but DB walking down the stairs with the shield is something i would mark for.

 

[Lockard 23]

How does wearing a swat vest a necessity to be in the shield? Could be a graet way to get him back over to the real side of fighters. I do agree no way it will happen, but DB walking down the stairs with the shield is something i would mark for.

Well, the other three dudes wear the vests... It's kinda their trademark attire. It's not like we've ever seen them not wear it or anything except the night they debuted at Survivor Series.