Daniel Bryan confirms he wouldn't return to WWE, set to put career on line during match against Swerve Strickland at 'All In'

Daniel Bryan confirmed on AEW Dynamite that he would not return to WWE after the end of his contract. As Bryan's contract is set to end by 'All In', many reports wondered if Daniel would return to WWE. The star wrestler confirmed that his current contract with AEW would be his last and he wouldn't wrestle anywhere else.

During his promo against Swerve Strickland, Bryan made a massive announcement. Swerve and Danielson went face-to-face in AEW Dynamite ahead of their match at 'All In'. The experienced star claimed that he had made a promise to his wife that he wouldn't wrestle after the end of his contract in AEW. 

Danielson won the Owen Hart Tournament 2024 and earned himself a shot at the world title at 'All In'. It would be a good chance for Bryan to win the world title and end his AEW career on a high. However, he will be up against a dominant workhorse champion like Swerve who hasn't lost a match since holding the world title at Double or Nothing.

Career vs World Title at 'All In'

Bryan's current contract with AEW is till August 2024. Reports emerged about his future in Wrestling that claimed him to potentially move back to WWE. But he nullified all such rumours by confirming that he wouldn't wrestle anywhere else after his current contract with AEW ends. He also pulled off a Shawn Michaels in the latest promo.

To prove the doubters wrong, the star wrestler put his career on the line against the world title. In the WrestleMania 26, Michaels put his career on the line against the WrestleMania streak of The Undertaker. Bryan has decided to put his career on the line against the world title. It could mean Bryan to potentially take part in his retirement match against the world champion.