Bryan Danielson's full-time wrestling career is slowly ending this year. He shared in 2023 that he plans to take a step back from wrestling more to spend time with his family. While he is still expected to continue his wrestling career, it's unclear if he'll make sporadically appear for AEW moving forward.
Ahead of his upcoming match at AEW Double or Nothing on May 25, legendary commentator Tony Schiavone praised Danielson's run with the company. On his podcast
...Bryan Danielson was one of Tony Khan's best hires as far as a talent is concerned for a number of reasons. Number one because of his performance and number two because he just has great ideas and he is a great leader and he also knows talent, said Schiavone.
He continued, "...He can pick out out talent. He can pick out guys that he thinks, 'Hey, we need to use them a lot more, and so he is so valuable to this company for everything.
What's Next For Bryan Danielson?
'The American Dragon' will team with Darby Allin and FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dax Harwood) to take on The Elite (Jack Perry, Kazuchika Okada, Matthew Jackson & Nicholas Jackson) in an Anarchy In The Arena match. Danielson hopes to gain a victory for the 'Babyface' group as they try to humble The Elite.
Although Danielson's focus is on AEW Double Or Nothing, fans are monitoring the countdown to the end of his current run with the company. He has shared that his contract with AEW will expire before All In on August 25.
Danielson hopes to compete at the Wembley Stadium event and AEW WrestleDream on October 12. It's possible Danielson can reach a new deal or an extension before shifting to being a part-time performer. Regardless of what will come in August, all eyes will be on Danielson this weekend as he prepares to bring chaos against The Elite.