3 WWE Superstars who refused to change a finish mid-match and 3 who agreed

#4 Daniel Bryan refused to stop his match against Randy Orton (WWE RAW)

In June 2013, Daniel Bryan was on course to pick up one of the biggest victories of his WWE career in a No Disqualification match against Randy Orton on WWE RAW.

Unfortunately for “The Leader of the Yes Movement”, he suffered a stinger during the match and he could not feel his arms after landing a top-rope dropkick on his opponent.

Speaking through a headset, Triple H told WWE's medical doctor at ringside to end the match early but Bryan repeatedly ignored him and refused to stop competing.

"I had gotten a stinger in a match and lost feelings in both of my arms. I have a mentality of never stopping a match. Whether it's really good or really bad, that's my mentality." [H/T Opie Radio, via Wrestling Inc.]

Triple H ordered that the match must come to an end, with Orton being declared the winner. This angered Bryan, who confronted the 14-time WWE World Champion in the backstage area after the match.

"When I came back, I was hot. I don't want to say we got nose-to-nose, because he's six-three. We came pretty close. They're more conscious of protecting us from ourselves."

Bryan defeated Orton via countout at a WWE SmackDown taping one day later and the injury did not force him to take any time off.