Bryan Danielson Reveals The Favorite Crowd Reactions Of His Career

Bryan Danielson‘s favorite crowd reactions of his career share a common theme between them.

All Elite Wrestling‘s Bryan Danielson recently sat down with Nick Stav. When asked if any specific crowd reaction moments meant the most to him, Danielson named two and both involved moments with his family.

“The one that resonates with me most right now is when I won the (AEW World) title at All In in Wembley Stadium,” Bryan Danielson said. “This amazing crowd reaction in front of 50-plus thousand people, but my kids are there. And they get to see it. And then they get to get in the ring with me. And then they get to experience the crowd reaction.

“So as a family, we’re all experiencing this together. Another crowd reaction that is near and dear to my heart that I think about all the time is the last time my dad got to see me wrestle before he died. It was in Seattle.

“It was December 2013. They were doing this unification match between John Cena and Randy Orton. And they had all the former champions in the ring, and the crowd started chanting nonstop for Daniel Bryan. What makes it stand out especially is that my dad was in the crowd, and he was in the crowd with his boss.

“He told this to my sister shortly after, he goes, ‘I didn’t realize that Bryan was like this’ …. RAW goes off the air and the good guys are out shaking hands, and I see my dad, who was like 10-12 rows back, run up and I just give him the biggest hug. And then four or five months later, he passed away.” [H/T: WrestlePurists]

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