Former AEW Champion Bryan Danielson Wins Post-Show Match in Kent

Bryan Danielson made a surprise in-ring return at the AEW Collision tapings in Kent, Washington, marking his first physical match since losing the AEW World Title to Jon Moxley at WrestleDream 2024. Despite not being medically cleared to wrestle, Danielson accepted Max Caster's open challenge, quickly winning the match with the LeBell Lock after Adam Cole superkicked Caster. Following the match, Danielson humorously joined The Paragon stable for the night, adopting the name "Kyle Danielson." His recent appearances, including a physical segment at AEW Grand Slam Mexico and the Collision tapings, have reignited fan hopes for a full in-ring comeback, though Danielson remains uncertain about returning to full-time competition due to his neck injury and potential surgery. AEW officials, including Tony Khan, have left the decision to Danielson regarding his wrestling future. Fans continue to eagerly await updates on his health and potential return to regular wrestling action.