6 reasons why WrestleMania 34 will be the most successful show in WWE history

#4 Daniel Bryan's Return

The GOAT is back!

In what was nothing short of a fairytale comeback, Daniel Bryan announced that the WWE doctors cleared him to make his in-ring return on the March 20th episode of SmackDown Live.

After suffering multiple concussions and post-concussion seizures, the WWE had no choice but to have Bryan retire from in-ring competition in 2016.

He was then appointed as the on-screen General Manager of SmackDown Live and he holds the position to this date.

The speculations on Bryan being cleared for an in-ring return began during his feud with The Miz whilst the latter was on SmackDown but that didn't come to fruition.

Bryan's wife Brie Bella had quoted on many interviews that her husband got cleared by every doctor that he consulted and only the WWE doctors were reluctant in clearing him.

Here's what she had to say

“From like, literally, the day they told him he couldn’t do it anymore, he has flown himself all over the United States to all different doctors to figure out what he could do to help turn that ‘no’ into a ‘yes’.” “There have been eight doctors who are like, ‘You can wrestle.’ A lot of doctors can’t see why he can’t get in that ring again.

But Bryan would not give up and kept on pushing the WWE to re-evaluate him and the higher ups sent him to three of the best neurologists in the USA who were convinced that Bryan is healthy enough to return to the squared circle.

Bryan will now team up with Shane McMahon to take on Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn at WrestleMania 34.

He will make his in-ring return at the very same place he won the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 30.

If you fight for your dreams, your dreams will fight for you. Bryan proved to be the living testimony to those words, and he will live his dream once again when he returns to the ring at WrestleMania 34.