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Bryan Danielson continues to remain a cornerstone of AEW despite no longer being an active performer. In the aftermath of the Dynasty pay-per-view, major news regarding the former AEW World Champion has come to light.
The AEW Dynasty event took place on April 6 in Philadelphia. The night featured some of the most enthralling moments of in-ring action. Now, a new report has hinted at the fact that Bryan Danielson was present backstage at the show.
According to PWInsider, The American Dragon was backstage all night for the entire show. The veteran retired as a full-time performer at WrestleDream 2024 after losing the World Title to Jon Moxley.
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Bryan Danielson recently provided a disappointing update regarding a potential return to the ring in AEW
Bryan Danielson lost the AEW World Championship after a spectacular showdown against Jon Moxley in October 2024. He has not been seen on television since that night.
Furthermore, there have been major speculations about Danielson's return to the ring. However, in a recent interview with Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful, the former WWE Champion revealed that there was a ''50-50 chance.'' The American Dragon made it clear that he did not want another neck surgery and that his health was his number one priority.
"I mean, my priority is my health. I think of the odds of me wrestling again ever are probably 50-50 at this point. Because, you know, my desire is to not get neck surgery. If I can live comfortably without neck surgery, but it means that I wouldn't get to wrestle again, I think I'd be okay with that trade off," he said.
With reports of Bryan being present at the most recent AEW pay-per-view, it will be interesting to see if the legendary wrestler returns to the company in a different capacity.
