When AEW President Tony Khan signed Bryan Danielson, he didn't just acquire WWE's best wrestler, he got the best one in the world. Ever since he jumped ship, Danielson has been the most impressive performer in professional wrestling, putting on incredible matches with the likes of Kenny Omega, Minoru Suzuki and Nick Jackson.
Danielson's also left the underdog character behind and has reverted to his American Dragon persona - professional wrestling's answer to prime Royce Gracie.
Miro, on the other hand, experienced a shaky start to life in AEW as Kip Sabian's Best Man. He eventually found his groove as an unstoppable monster and had a remarkable run as TNT Champion. He's also been able to flex his muscles on the microphone and his promos are among the best in the industry.
Danielson and Miro will put on a hard-hitting contest which might just steal the show at Full Gear. The crowd will be fully-invested in this bout and will buy every near fall. Don't be surprised if these two stars put on a match-of-the-year contender.
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After all, Bryan Danielson is the best thing going in professional wrestling and Miro is a worthy adversary. With that being said, here are five potential finishes for Bryan Danielson vs. Miro:
#5 Bryan Danielson wins by submission at AEW Full Gear 2021
The ultimate grappler, Bryan Danielson, has forced the majority of his opponents in AEW to submit. He hasn't just focused on getting one hold over and has an arsenal of weapons that he can use to end the match at any time. A submission victory would be the perfect finish to propel him into title contention.
A submission finish could also protect Miro in a manner similar to Stone Cold Steve Austin at WrestleMania 13. If he were to pass out in a hold while refusing to give up after a hard-fought battle, the audience would respect him even more.
#4 Miro wins in dominant fashion
Before he lost to Sammy Guevara, Miro was AEW's unbeatable monster who ran through his opponents. Even though his first defeat in singles competition was a setback, a win against a high-profile opponent in Bryan Danielson would get the Bulgarian star back on track.
A clean victory over Danielson would make him the company's top heel and he would be the ideal candidate to challenge Hangman Page for the world title. Miro's physicality would force Page to play the babyface in peril and overcome the odds to win.
#3 Miro uses underhanded tactics to win the AEW World Title Eliminator Tournament
Miro is the heel going into this match and nobody will be surprised if he comes out on top through some form of chicanery. An exposed turnbuckle or a low blow would be enough to turn the tide in his favor and allow him to pick up a massive victory.
This finish would also protect Bryan Danielson and set up a rematch between the two further down the line. If there are plans in place for Miro to win the AEW World Championship, this is the right outcome for the match.
#2 Lana makes her AEW debut
Ever since WWE released her on June 2, 2021, speculation has been rife about Lana joining her husband, Miro, in AEW. The Bulgarian star has set the stage for her arrival by referencing her in his promos.
The 36-year-old has teased joining All Elite Wrestling ever since her release and even mentioned Sammy Guevara on social media after the Inner Circle man defeated Miro to win the TNT Championship.
While Miro is fantastic on his own, his performances are greatly enhanced with Lana in his corner. She could debut at Full Gear 2021 and help him pick up a big win.
#1 Bryan Danielson hits the Busaiku Knee for the win
The most likely outcome of this encounter will see Bryan Danielson pin Miro after smashing the former TNT Champion with the Busaiku Knee. This match is almost certainly going to channel elements of the Japanese "Strong Style" and will involve a number of stiff strikes.
Danielson can hit the Busaiku Knee at any point in a match, regardless of the opponent, which is why it's such a fantastic finishing move. Nobody would complain if he wins by pinfall and moves on to the AEW World Championship picture.