D-Bry Update - Missing Royal Rumble?

[TomJohns]

Multiple websites are reporting the following regarding Daniel Bryan and his concussion:

Regarding Daniel Bryan's concussion suffered on last week's RAW, the feeling is still that it's pretty serious. As noted, he was kept off this weekend's live events and was at home resting.



Bryan managed to get through the match last week without missing any spots. However, at the end of the show when he was on top of the cage leading the "yes!" chants, right before the show ended Bryan suddenly stopped and sat there, looking around like he was unsure. A WWE stagehand laid on the ground, looked up at him and started gesturing for him to keep chanting. Bryan just looked at the guy seemingly completely confused. Bryan later told WWE officials that he barely remembered anything that happened in the cage.



Word going around this weekend is that Bryan's planned Royal Rumble match against Bray Wyatt is off.



Backstage, Bryan's big moment was a hot topic. A source said, "The whole backstage was in awe. Vince McMahon loves Bryan."

Interestingly it notes that Daniel Bryan related plans for the Royal Rumble are off 

[SoonDragon67]

I think the last part is most interesting...

Anyhow I'm going to blame Bray Wyatt...

[TomJohns]

Jan 19, 2014 10:54:04 GMT -5 SoonDragon67 said:

I think the last part is most interesting...

Anyhow I'm going to blame Bray Wyatt...

It appears to have been the Uso's that injured him actually. 

Especially after seeing his reaction to the double back suplex from the top rope 

[SoonDragon67]

Jan 19, 2014 10:58:23 GMT -5 TomJohns said:

Jan 19, 2014 10:54:04 GMT -5 SoonDragon67 said:

I think the last part is most interesting...

Anyhow I'm going to blame Bray Wyatt...

It appears to have been the Uso's that injured him actually. 

Especially after seeing his reaction to the double back suplex from the top rope 

It does look that way actually...

[TomJohns]

Jan 19, 2014 10:59:59 GMT -5 SoonDragon67 said:

Jan 19, 2014 10:58:23 GMT -5 TomJohns said:

It appears to have been the Uso's that injured him actually. 

Especially after seeing his reaction to the double back suplex from the top rope 

It does look that way actually...

It does indeed, There was also a double russian leg-sweep earlier in the match from the top rope where D-Bry landed on his head.

[justinlynch3]

Jan 19, 2014 11:02:00 GMT -5 TomJohns said:

Jan 19, 2014 10:59:59 GMT -5 SoonDragon67 said:

It does look that way actually...

It does indeed, There was also a double russian leg-sweep earlier in the match from the top rope where D-Bry landed on his head.

Bryan's head took a lot of punishment during that match to think about it, it may not be just 1 spot that done it, but a combination of spots.

[wildknight]

The landing there was very ugly. Unfortunate.

[Rush]

This whole past month Bryan's been bumping crazy. Taking a powerbomb and a fallaway slam off the turnbuckle in the same match sort of and two weeks later. Double back suplex and Russian leg sweeps of the buckle. It was eventually gonna happen

[TomJohns]

Jan 19, 2014 14:33:16 GMT -5 Rush said:

This whole past month Bryan's been bumping crazy. Taking a powerbomb and a fallaway slam off the turnbuckle in the same match sort of and two weeks later. Double back suplex and Russian leg sweeps of the buckle. It was eventually gonna happen

That powerbomb from the rope was F'N Epic

[Gmensox007]

DAMN YOU USOS!!!!!!!!!!!!

DAMN YOU AND YOUR STIFF WORKING TO HELL!!!!!!!!

[muta75]

Jan 20, 2014 9:01:28 GMT -5 Gmensox007 said:

DAMN YOU USOS!!!!!!!!!!!!

DAMN YOU AND YOUR STIFF WORKING TO HELL!!!!!!!!

nothing wrong with working stiff, as long as you know how. i submit that the usos don't know how to work..period..

[wildknight]

Jan 20, 2014 10:56:20 GMT -5 muta75 said:

nothing wrong with working stiff, as long as you know how. i submit that the usos don't know how to work..period..

Dude, that is just not true. There is NO way to "work stiff" and keep the other guy safe. The fact that it was done, historically, is a testament to the fact that, historically, wrestling companies never gave a $#@! about the health of their performers, and guys would work with ongoing concussions for months and years at a time.

Working stiff is bad. Period.

That said, the Uso's aren't stiff. They're just sloppy.