Major AEW name claims Bryan Danielson owes him $112,325 for using his “INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY”

A top AEW name recently claimed that Bryan Danielson owed him a huge sum of money. This came after the American Dragon had a little makeover on television to celebrate the spirit of Halloween.

The aforementioned name is Don Callis. The AEW manager leads the charge of his own faction, The Don Callis Family, comprising multiple stars like Kazuchika Okada, Konosuke Takeshita, Kyle Fletcher, Lance Archer, and others. Another name in the stable is Heichicero.

The masked superstar began teaming up with the group earlier this year. In June, Heichero confirmed that he was now officially a part of The Don Callis Family and has been a regular fixture on AEW television, much like Bryan Danielson, who is now a full-time commentator for Dynamite.

On the October 29 edition of Dynamite, multiple AEW names had interesting outfits, wore masks, and face paint ahead of the Halloween season. Danielson was also a part of them, as he donned Heichicero's mask to call the action. However, this did not sit well with Don Callis, who took to his X to say that the former WWE Champion owed him $112,325 for wearing that, claiming it was the licensing fee for his intellectual property.

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"BRIAN OWES ME $112,325 THAT IS THE LICENSING FEE FOR USING MY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY. I ALWAYS KNEW HE WAS A MARK."

Don Callis took a shot at Bryan Danielson, making a heartfelt appearance for AEW

Don Callis has seemingly been having issues with Bryan Danielson in recent memory. Before accusing him of violating his owned IP, Callis took a shot at the YES! man, when Danielson participated in a round table with students at the Second Chance Academy to discuss staying drug-free and their path ahead in life.

"BRIAN DANIELSON ON THE CUSP OF FINALLY GRADUATING FROM MIDDLE SCHOOL."

The duo has also been seeing on the commentory desk when Callis comes out to watch matches of his faction members. So it will be interesting to see if AEW could turn it into a storyline of its own.

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Edited by N.S Walia