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bodyslam article:
Daniel Bryan’s last match with WWE took place back on April 30th on SmackDown when he lost to Roman Reigns in a “Championship vs. Career” match. It was then reported that Daniel Bryan’s WWE contract had expired on May 4th, 2021.
There has been lots of speculation as to what the future holds for the former WWE Champion, as it was reported earlier this week via PWInsider that there were no merchandise or action figure plans in place for Bryan within WWE for the remainder of the year. This led many to believe that Bryan will not be returning to WWE.
In an update as to the future of Bryan Danielson (fka Daniel Bryan), a source I have spoken to has told me that he is “locked in” and has 100% already signed a contract with AEW.
In addition, I was told that Danielson was wanting to work less dates for comparable money, he wanted the ability to be able to work in Japan, and wanted to have creative input on his character, which he got.
There are also tentative plans already in place for Danielson’s AEW debut.
We will have more on Bryan Danielson’s signing with AEW and potential plans for his debut soon.
(Please credit Cassidy Haynes and Bodyslam.net when using this news.)
- Sean Ross Sapp did not confirm the signing but confirmed Cassidy as a credible source within AEW.
uncle dave's take today - WOR: AEW's partnership with NJPW was the key factor for Bryan's decision between AEW and WWE
Meltzer said he doesn't yet know for a fact that Bryan is signed for AEW, but all signs so far point to the deal being done, with a debut in New York being the most likely outcome. WWE's talks with NJPW earlier this year happened because WWE wanted to keep Bryan at all costs, but NJPW chose to go with AEW, which Dave says was the deciding factor for Bryan's decision.
Source: latest WOR
TLDR: Strong leaks that Bryan has indeed signed with AEW but unconfirmed at this time.
bodyslam article:
Daniel Bryan’s last match with WWE took place back on April 30th on SmackDown when he lost to Roman Reigns in a “Championship vs. Career” match. It was then reported that Daniel Bryan’s WWE contract had expired on May 4th, 2021.
There has been lots of speculation as to what the future holds for the former WWE Champion, as it was reported earlier this week via PWInsider that there were no merchandise or action figure plans in place for Bryan within WWE for the remainder of the year. This led many to believe that Bryan will not be returning to WWE.
In an update as to the future of Bryan Danielson (fka Daniel Bryan), a source I have spoken to has told me that he is “locked in” and has 100% already signed a contract with AEW.
In addition, I was told that Danielson was wanting to work less dates for comparable money, he wanted the ability to be able to work in Japan, and wanted to have creative input on his character, which he got.
There are also tentative plans already in place for Danielson’s AEW debut.
We will have more on Bryan Danielson’s signing with AEW and potential plans for his debut soon.
(Please credit Cassidy Haynes and Bodyslam.net when using this news.)
- Sean Ross Sapp did not confirm the signing but confirmed Cassidy as a credible source within AEW.
uncle dave's take today - WOR: AEW's partnership with NJPW was the key factor for Bryan's decision between AEW and WWE
Meltzer said he doesn't yet know for a fact that Bryan is signed for AEW, but all signs so far point to the deal being done, with a debut in New York being the most likely outcome. WWE's talks with NJPW earlier this year happened because WWE wanted to keep Bryan at all costs, but NJPW chose to go with AEW, which Dave says was the deciding factor for Bryan's decision.
Source: latest WOR
TLDR: Strong leaks that Bryan has indeed signed with AEW but unconfirmed at this time.