At AEW WrestleDream 2024, Bryan Danielson faced Jon Moxley for the World Heavyweight Championship, seeking revenge after Moxley betrayed him at All Out 2024. During Danielson’s match against Jack Perry at All Out,

Bryan Danielson provides an update on his health. Danielson has not wrestled or appeared on AEW programming since Jon Moxley beat him to win the AEW World Championship at AEW WrestleDream. Ahead of the match,

Bryan Danielson has given an update on his health. The former AEW and WWE World Champion retired from in-ring competition after his loss to Jon Moxley at Wrestl

Bryan Danielson is certainly an icon of modern wrestling, who has been able to electrify crowds around the world thanks to his innate charisma and skills in the ring. The former WWE star has had several serious injuries throughout his career,

Though it's already been over a month since Bryan Danielson's final match as a full-time professional wrestler, getting choked out with a plastic bag by Jon Moxley and the Death Riders at the end of AEW WrestleDream, the “American Dragon” is still dealing with his new reality.

In a new interview, the American Dragon says he “was very cautious to not say ‘retirement’,” during his AEW World title angle, but admits that issues with his neck make it feel “like I have a bobblehead”.

Bryan Danielson finished his full-time career as a wrestler at AEW WrestleDream when he lost the AEW World Title to Jon Moxley. Danielson put his career on the line at AEW All In against Swerve Strickland, who staked the AEW World Title. Danielson won, but said he would finish his full-time career when he lost the AEW World Title.

It’s unclear if Bryan Danielson will wrestle again, but he doesn’t consider himself retired. Danielson appeared on The Nikki & Brie Show recently, more than a month after his full-time career