Bryan Danielson comments on his future and says he’s okay with possibly never wrestling again. Danielson has not wrestled since he lost the AEW World Championship at AEW WrestleDream. Heading into the show,

Bryan Danielson will be at All In 2025, regardless of his role on the show. Danielson appeared at Monday’s AEW All In Texas ticket on-sale party. During the event, the ‘American Dragon' addressed his in-ring status.

Danielson has openly declared that he's now focused on spending time with his children, and based on the fact that Danielson still made an appearance for the AEW/MAX Streaming deal promotional event and is sporting short hair again, it's safe to assume he's likely taken a backstage role in the promotion for now.

Bryan Danielson is finished as a full-time wrestler, wrapping up that portion of his career at AEW WrestleDream when he lost to Jon Moxley. Danielson was suffocated with a plastic bag by Wheeler Yuta and had a chair stomped on his neck by Claudio Castagnoli. The last fans saw of him, he was being stretchered out of the arena.

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 doesn’t understand the world, but he knows that AEW‘s new deal with Warner Bros. Discovery is a big step. Speaking with Denise Salcedo of Instinct Culture following AEW All In Texas: Countdown to On Sale,

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It’s hard to know what to believe from the American Dragon on this topic, but he’s now put some odds on whether he’ll ever get back in the ring.