Female star makes a bold claim about Bryan Danielson’s shocking AEW return

Bryan Danielson is an AEW legend. He is one of Tony Khan's biggest acquisitions ever, and he has proved this throughout his time in the company. Danielson is a former AEW World Champion and an All In main eventer. His title reign lasted for a little over forty days before he was ultimately dethroned by his former stablemate, Jon Moxley.

Bryan Danielson has reportedly retired from active in-ring competition. Interestingly, he shocked fans by making his return right after Grand Slam Mexico concluded. The American Dragon unexpectedly showed up and saved Lucha legend Blue Panther from an attack by Shane Taylor Promotions. He received a thunderous ovation from fans in attendance. However, Shane Taylor Promotions' member Trish Adora was displeased by this showing.

Adora claimed on X that, had she been present during the above segment, her faction wouldn't have faced humiliation.

"Oh hell no!!! If I was there that wouldn’t have happened!!" read her statement.

Trish Adora has wrestled in promotions such as NJPW, GCW, and Progress Wrestling. She is a former GCW Women's Champion and has also served in the United States Army for eight years.

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Bryan Danielson never expected his career to reach such heights

Many fans consider Bryan Danielson the greatest of all time. When he was under WWE's banner, he won several titles, making him a certain future Hall of Famer. Interestingly, in a recent Kiro News Radio interview, he revealed that he never expected his career to reach a respectable level. He believed that his short stature would come in the way of progress.

"I never expected to reach the heights that I did. My first 10 years of my career, I was at the independent level, and it was mostly wrestling in front of anywhere from 100 to 1,000 people. I’d go internationally, but I just figured that would be my whole career," he said. [H/T 411 Mania]

The American Dragon has not wrestled in months. Fans worldwide miss him in action and have been campaigning for his return.

Edited by Debangshu Nath