Bryan Danielson wins Owen Hart tournament 2024 after incredible win against Hangman Page

Bryan Danielson is the winner of the Owen Hart tournament 2024. He overcame Hangman Page in a brutal bloody match to claim a win in the final. The match turned out to be great amd worthy for a final. At 'All In', the star wrestler will be up against Swerve Strickland for the world title. It's one of the biggest wins for Danielson in his AEW career. Hangman gave his everything but fell short to Bryan's resilience.

The match started on a good note and neither of them gave any edge for each other. For a few minutes, it continued that way. Later in the match, both wrestlers got totally involved and pushed each other beyond the limit. It got brutal and the former WWE star's blood got flowing. Page showed no remorse and attacked Bryan with full intent. The fans were invested in the match and loved it.

The AEW star used belt and targeted the injured back of Bryan throughout the match. But as always, Danielson wasn't the one to give up. He retaliated with a bit of a help from Jeff Jarrett. Danielson maintained his composure and pushed Hangman beyond limits. After a few minutes, the former WWE Superstar was in total control of the match. He was at his best and beat someone like Page who gave one of his career best performances.

Swerve Strickland takes shot at Bryan Danielson

As per the announcement, Bryan will get a world title shot for winning the Owen Hart Tournament. Swerve was in the ring later in the night. The AEW World Champion addressed the winner in the speech and said that he would be able to successfully defend the title at 'All In'. Strickland joined the team of AEW who had requested him to do so. Swerve Strickland let the fans know of the reason why he did so.

Strickland claimed that he wanted to do two things Bryan couldn't. The world champion said he would beat Will Ospreay in a match and added that he would help the team of AEW overcome the Elite, both of which were impossible for Bryan. It has spiced up the battle between the two before it has even started.