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Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 4:27 am
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Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 4:41 am
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Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2010 5:20 am
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Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 1:05 pm
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Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 2:53 pm
He used my Extreme Signature...without crediting me. ******** YOU WWE!
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Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 2:59 pm
Cartwright xxduhxx12 So Daniel Bryan/Bryan Danielson gets fired for choking someone with a tie ((granted the whole Benoit thing did make people in the wrestling business see it differently)) because little kids might think its fun to choke someone with a tie but they don't fire Mr. C word for throwing Batista off a car and through the stage because little kids never copy what Mr. C word does at all, despite the fact that he is the company's poster boy and hero for small children everywhere. So I guess its safe to say they wont be throwing each other off cars and through stages just like what Mr. C word did to others That's why it's stupid! If they're gonna sack Danielson for choking, sack the whole wrestling business because kids might copy Jeff Hardy etc. jumping off ladders and stuff! xd A little kid did copy Jeff Hardy. Remember the 9-year-old special ed New Yorker who jumped off the roof of his apartment complex with a makeshift parachute? rofl
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Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 4:55 pm
[M]a.r.t.s John Cena posted this on Twitter (divided in several tweets): I am very upset to hear about the release of bryan danielson. Social networks were formed so people would have a voice, and an opinon. I Know you all have your own, theories and whatnot. I respect that. I have never asked any of you to feel a certain way about me. But Bryan left a lasting impression on the wwe universe in a very short time, and although it came at my expense, I agree with the majority Of you who are caught off guard by this choice.
I know I'm not exactly appreciated by all, nor do I care to be, but I believe what I believe. I would like bryan to come back to the wwe. I would like to sign your petition to bring him back. I was taught to stand up for what I believe in. I tried and failed, so I could Use some help. Tell me how to sign and I will. If for nothing else, to at least have a chance to have a match with him after what was done. I know that seems a bit more fair. Give me a chance to have a fair match with him, and give him yet another chance to prove that he does Belong with us. Sorry for the long message, I know I am probally way out of line, I am sorry if I have offended anyone. But like me or not, that is what Hustle, Loyalty, and most importantly Respect means to me. Enjoy game 5.=== And here is a link to the said petition. It already worked to bring Matt Hardy back, so it's worth giving a try for Danielson. http://www.petitiononline.com/bdaniels/petition.html Signature 26023
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Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2010 11:11 am
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Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 11:46 am
timhaynie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWdEDg0vals&feature=watch_response Ha HA!
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Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 9:30 pm
Bryan Danielson's Official Statement On His Release
Bryan Danielson has finally offered a detailed statement on his WWE release, confirming via an official blog entry that his firing was spurred by violating WWE’s PG-level guidelines during the initial Nexus “invasion” angle.
Save for his previously-declared commitment to exposing more fans to independent wrestling, Danielson notably shows no favoritism in the blog post. He neither rejects the possibility of returning to WWE nor downplays TNA’s rumored interest in his services, doing his best to keep all doors open at the end of his 90-day non-compete.
The full post, courtesy bryandanielson.tv, is below:
“”WWE has come to terms on the release of NXT first season rookie Daniel Bryan (Bryan Danielson) as of today June 11, 2010. We wish Daniel Bryan the best in all future endeavors.”
Posted by WWE.com
Since this statement was released I’ve been bombarded with messages asking me if it’s real, and by now I’m sure that most people know that it is.
WWE is very serious about adhering to their PG guidelines, and apparently my actions during the NXT attack on John Cena, namely choking announcer Justin Roberts with his tie and spitting in Cena’s face, crossed the boundaries of what is considered “PG.” Perhaps the choking was too violent or perhaps the spit was too demeaning. I apologized for both immediately following the incident; but I would be a hypocrite if I apologized for putting everything I have into the attack. I would much rather have gone too far than to come up too short.
As with anyone who gets fired from their job, especially when they feel its unjust, I am angry. Very angry. But I can’t fault WWE for how they handled my release. My contract contained a 90 day no-compete clause in the event I was let go, yet the WWE has graciously allowed me start wrestling again on any show that’s not taped for television or pay per view.
So with the negatives there also come positives. Before I got signed by WWE last October, I worked hard to bring new fans to independent wrestling. But with most of us having little national exposure the only thing we could do was wrestle our hearts out and hope for word of mouth. Now that I’ve appeared on WWE television in front of millions of new fans, things are different. My goal is to garner as much interest in independent wrestling over the next 90 days as I possibly can. I hope that some of the people who enjoyed watching me wrestle on TV will give independent companies such as Evolve, Dragon Gate USA and Ring of Honor a chance. I think most of you would enjoy the intimacy between the fans and the wrestlers and the intensity of the action; if you ask the fans who went to the Chikara or AIW shows I was on this weekend, I’m sure 99% of them had a great time. So if you’ve never been to an independent show, go ahead and dip your toes in… you might find that the water is pretty nice.
As far as what happens after 90 days, nobody knows. I’ve “heard” that TNA is interested. There are petitions going around to get me back into WWE and the last several weeks there have been fans chanting my names at their shows. People have even brought signs showing their support. And though most of the signs get taken away and though WWE may not be listening to your chants or petitions, I truly appreciate all the support over the last several weeks. It is both overwhelming and heartwarming. But regardless of what offers come in, I am in no rush to make any rash decisions. I enjoy my freedom as much as I enjoyed the benefits offered by being in WWE. My future, as usual, is uncertain. But I am enjoying my return to the independents. I’m hoping to see some of you there.”
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Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 10:27 pm
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Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 10:35 pm
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Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 2:00 pm
Last Monday I was at Raw live there were Danial Bryan chants almost all the time it was awesome everyone booed Cole also.
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Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2010 2:49 pm
Master_Terranort Last Monday I was at Raw live there were Danial Bryan chants almost all the time it was awesome everyone booed Cole also. As Daniel put it He's a poor man's replacement for Jim Ross. plus he is an awful announcer and a horrible heel one also
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