Daniel Bryan ain't recovering too well.

[NkrumahWasRight Is Wrong]

Told yall...nikkas thought he was just gonna gome back on his flippy flying goat shyt

He should be trying to become dean malenko 2.0 and apply crazy submission holds. Instead hes spamming dropkicks and suicide dives with a bad neck

Wwe would have been in worse condition had they really gave hjm another main event push again especially against mma lesnar

Dude either needs to tone it down, become an on screen character of some kind, or give it up...

iceman gimmick out of frustration would be a good look for him actually. he'll never be as good as dean technically though. dean is arguably goat technical wrestler. i think bryan actually said so himself in a shoot interview (7 min mark).. "malenko school of wrestling, thats like the holy grail!" then he said he asked dean to show him a move in 2011 and dean could still do it and he couldnt and gave up on it out of embarassment

he wanted to go there but applied too late and it had closed hbk was that 2nd option

 

[DaylitoJames]

They brought Bryan back waaaaayyyyyyy tooo early, and they done nothing with him except: 1. quick elimination at the Royal Rumble to piss the crowd off, 2. used to try and put Roman over and the crowd still hates Roman, and 3. put in random ass fukkery Ladder Match at WresleMania.

Personally I thought he should have been away for 1 and 1/2 - 2 years to fully heal and if WWE was smart with their investments they would have use their money to help his recovery... but this is the WWE though

 

[Jmare007]

I wonder if he's going back to a regular doctor or to a 2nd session in Denver to get another 4-5 months of pain free time

 

[Grifter]

Don't even say that.

 

[Rosecrans]

Just get surgery and rehab until Vince croaks and then come back for a big run

 

[HollywoodP]

I'd like to see him pull some old moves out of his arsenal. That dragon sleeper stretch

he's actually done that move a few times in the WWE. Off top I know for a fact he did it to Rollins when he was in the Shield...He did it to Ziggler a couple weeks ago. He does it while they're in the surfboard.

 

[TheGodling]

Why is everyone suddenly blaming the E for bringing him back too soon? Bryan has said in every interview that he was feeling 100% and ready to go and acknowledged the guys at the top weren't so sure. What can you expect from management to do against that? Tell him he needs to sit his ass at home for another six months to be absolutely sure, even though the guy is saying he can go again? Where's the line between protecting their talent from harm, and trusting their talent to be honest about the status of their health. Yes, we all know about the E's history of not always dealing the best way with injured wrestlers, but again, shouldn't they have faith in Bryan knowing what's best for his own health?

It's kinda funny that people can agree with the E not signing Angle because of the potential health risk involved, but at the same time think the E pushed Bryan return's too soon.

 

[JMurder]

Could've been worse


Could've had MRSA

 

[R=G]

This is all just speculation and a play on words except for him leaving the tour.

 

[TrueEpic08]

On the injury: people actually have the entire situation messed up in this thread. SO much misinformation about what happened here:

-He got the neck surgery pretty much as soon as he knew he would need it. I believe the surgery was done to decompress and unblock a bundle of nerves in his neck that they believed was causing the initial loss of strength. So that's done and may not necessarily be the problem (though he should still stop being reckless about his bumps).

-Even after that surgery, there was still a nerve issue with his elbow that doctors really didn't know how to treat. It's not that Bryan didn't get traditional doctors' opinions, he did. But they either told him "we don't know" or "stop wrestling." So, like @Jmare007 said earlier in the thread, he got Muscle Activation Therapy, the same treatment Carson Palmer got for his nerve issues. He had two sessions that had worked as a long term fix up until this last week.

Bryan has two choices if traditional doctors still can't figure out how to deal with his issues: he can either keep getting the MAT (the therapists themselves said that he'd have to come in repeatedly for sessions if he was going that route) or he can retire and save his health. His choice, really. But just being reckless and not changing his style to work around the injury isn't going to work, especially if it's not going away.

 

[julesocean]

They brought Bryan back waaaaayyyyyyy tooo early, and they done nothing with him except: 1. quick elimination at the Royal Rumble to piss the crowd off, 2. used to try and put Roman over and the crowd still hates Roman, and 3. put in random ass fukkery Ladder Match at WresleMania.

Personally I thought he should have been away for 1 and 1/2 - 2 years to fully heal and if WWE was smart with their investments they would have use their money to help his recovery... but this is the WWE though

he will be 35 @ that time, considering his style (which is why fans love him) his body would definitely be naturally betraying him by then, regardless of major injury. plus his buzz would be so dead by then. think about how many ppl come up in 1 and half to 2 years. they will have completely shifted focus from him, this why he doesn't want to do any operation that requires long term rehab....

 

[THEREALBRAND]

On the injury: people actually have the entire situation messed up in this thread. SO much misinformation about what happened here:

-He got the neck surgery pretty much as soon as he knew he would need it. I believe the surgery was done to decompress and unblock a bundle of nerves in his neck that they believed was causing the initial loss of strength. So that's done and may not necessarily be the problem (though he should still stop being reckless about his bumps).

-Even after that surgery, there was still a nerve issue with his elbow that doctors really didn't know how to treat. It's not that Bryan didn't get traditional doctors' opinions, he did. But they either told him "we don't know" or "stop wrestling." So, like @Jmare007 said earlier in the thread, he got Muscle Activation Therapy, the same treatment Carson Palmer got for his nerve issues. He had two sessions that had worked as a long term fix up until this last week.

Bryan has two choices if traditional doctors still can't figure out how to deal with his issues: he can either keep getting the MAT (the therapists themselves said that he'd have to come in repeatedly for sessions if he was going that route) or he can retire and save his health. His choice, really. But just being reckless and not changing his style to work around the injury isn't going to work, especially if it's not going away.

Buzz Killington

It's a lot funnier to think about Bryan going to some dude like this to get his medical advice.

 

[Vinny Lupton]

Why do people assume wwe forced him or rushed him to return? Maybe he wanted the money. He knows his earning days are nearing to a close and that WM season is $$$ season. Gotta bank what you can while you still can. There's no NFL pension once the contract is up

 

[Zero]

John Cena is gonna be healthy and wrestling into his 50's

That's a Z-pak guarantee :vmpls:

 

[Zero]

Feminists will remember this

Telltale making the next WWE game breh?