What if Daniel Bryan becomes a Paul Heyman guy?

#4 A new Dangerous Alliance on SmackDown

Could Paul Heyman's iconic stable make a comeback?

One of the appeals of Daniel Bryan and Paul Heyman working together is that they are both such well-established faces on the WWE landscape, and both so widely respected for what they bring the table as professional wrestling talents.

One of the more efficient ways of applying such a partnership to the current SmackDown scene would be to not stop at just a one to one, manager to client relationship, but rather allow these two to give other talents the rub via a heel stable with Heyman as the mastermind and chief talker, Bryan as the lead wrestler, and a cast of younger, less established, or otherwise less over talents working alongside them to get some heat by association.

The dynamic would parallel Heyman’s iconic Dangerous Alliance stable from WCW, and while it probably would bear the same name, it could accomplish a similar function of an elite group causing trouble for faces and capturing their share of championship gold.