Bryan Danielson Is Dealing With Serious Injury Issues Ahead Of AEW WrestleDream Match

Bryan Danielson will make his next title defense against Jon Moxley in the main event of Saturday’s AEW WrestleDream pay-per-view event. Should Danielson lose, then he will retire from full-time wrestling.

Danielson knows his in-ring career is winding down. He plans to get neck surgery by the end of this year, and those issues are impacting his in-ring performances.

While speaking with The Uncrowned, Danielson noted that his recent title vs. title match with Kazuchika Okada on Dynamite didn’t pan out how he hoped:

Danielson stated, “Midway through the match, I started losing strength in my legs,” Danielson admitted. “There’s a point later in the match where I’m trying to kick him and I can’t turn over my kicks. That’s something that I have the body mechanics to do because I have been doing it for so long, but here I am and I can’t turn my hip over for this kick. When I got to the back, I went to the trainer right away and they worked on me for like 30 minutes. They said it was stemming from the neck stuff. It’s getting to a point where, physically, we’re seeing the signs. I haven’t been sleeping well because I have been having this shooting pain down my arm.”

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