Bryan Danielson is undeniably one of the most prominent wrestlers today. Thanks to his killer fight moves, in-ring expertise, and dynamic persona that has earned him success, fame, fortune, and popularity. His accomplishments include making a significant mark in wrestling giants, WWE and AEW through multiple championships, memorable victories, and versatility.
One of his most wins was at WrestleMania 30 where he claimed the Championship by defeating both Randy Orton and Bautista. It solidified his legacy and made him a fan favorite. After his WWE run, he moved to AEW, quickly establishing himself as a top contender. Recently, he appeared in an interview where he talked about his World Championship wins in both promotions and discussed the experiences that connected these monumental victories. Let’s shine some light on it.
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Danielson Shares Insights Into His AEW and WWE World Championship
Following his recent victory over Swerve Strickland , Bryan Danielson has hit a record and is counted as the fourth wrestler to hold a World Champion in WWE and AEW. Appearing in an interview with Justin Barrasso of “Undisputed” Danielson, he took a moment to compare the experiences of winning titles at these two promotions. “It's interesting to see all the differences and similarities between winning the belt now in AEW to winning the belt 10 years ago at WrestleMania 30” he recalled talking about the subject. He pointed out a particularly odd similarity, that is, his neck problem.
He recalled how, back in December 2013, he was informed he would need neck surgery just before his iconic WrestleMania 30 match. He described the pain he was in at that time and how it influenced his decision-making regarding the timing of his surgery. Danielson also recounted a dramatic moment from his WWE Championship reign. Just one day before he was scheduled to defend his title in a Falls Count Anywhere match, his arm finally gave out on him.
Now, as the AEW World Champion, Danielson faces similar neck problems and expects to need surgery soon. Despite the physical challenges, he considers both championship moments to be “super cool.” However, he noted a significant difference. At WrestleMania, his wife, Brie Garcia, wasn’t allowed to be in the ring with him. “This time at Wembley, I was filled with joy and gratitude,” he said, highlighting how meaningful it was to share the moment with his family.
The WWE star had also planned a special moment with his four year old son saying that the little one was too excited to sit still. It’s these personal touches that elevate wrestling beyond just a sport. It’s a heartfelt experience filled with both victories and chaos.
Danielson’s journey through pain, triumph, and family emphasizes not only his commitment to wrestling but also the significance of having loved ones alongside you during life’s biggest moments. Fans have always admired his resilience and commitment towards wrestling and are eagerly waiting to see him in the ring again.
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One of his most wins was at WrestleMania 30 where he claimed the Championship by defeating both Randy Orton and Bautista. It solidified his legacy and made him a fan favorite. After his WWE run, he moved to AEW, quickly establishing himself as a top contender. Recently, he appeared in an interview where he talked about his World Championship wins in both promotions and discussed the experiences that connected these monumental victories. Let’s shine some light on it.
Also Read: "WWE is the funniest promotion of all time"- Fans react to WWE sending Bryan Danielson a legal warning
Danielson Shares Insights Into His AEW and WWE World Championship
Following his recent victory over Swerve Strickland , Bryan Danielson has hit a record and is counted as the fourth wrestler to hold a World Champion in WWE and AEW. Appearing in an interview with Justin Barrasso of “Undisputed” Danielson, he took a moment to compare the experiences of winning titles at these two promotions. “It's interesting to see all the differences and similarities between winning the belt now in AEW to winning the belt 10 years ago at WrestleMania 30” he recalled talking about the subject. He pointed out a particularly odd similarity, that is, his neck problem.
He recalled how, back in December 2013, he was informed he would need neck surgery just before his iconic WrestleMania 30 match. He described the pain he was in at that time and how it influenced his decision-making regarding the timing of his surgery. Danielson also recounted a dramatic moment from his WWE Championship reign. Just one day before he was scheduled to defend his title in a Falls Count Anywhere match, his arm finally gave out on him.
Now, as the AEW World Champion, Danielson faces similar neck problems and expects to need surgery soon. Despite the physical challenges, he considers both championship moments to be “super cool.” However, he noted a significant difference. At WrestleMania, his wife, Brie Garcia, wasn’t allowed to be in the ring with him. “This time at Wembley, I was filled with joy and gratitude,” he said, highlighting how meaningful it was to share the moment with his family.
The WWE star had also planned a special moment with his four year old son saying that the little one was too excited to sit still. It’s these personal touches that elevate wrestling beyond just a sport. It’s a heartfelt experience filled with both victories and chaos.
Danielson’s journey through pain, triumph, and family emphasizes not only his commitment to wrestling but also the significance of having loved ones alongside you during life’s biggest moments. Fans have always admired his resilience and commitment towards wrestling and are eagerly waiting to see him in the ring again.
Also Read: Behind-the-Scenes Insights on Bryan Danielson's AEW World Championship Win at All In
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