I'm pretty sure the "indian reservation" his son talked about is The Pas. Though unless he lived on OCN itself he would have lived across the river from one.
I once asked him on Twitter if it was true that he lived in The Pas and he said it was for a year and that he had to "whistle a song to keep the wolves away".
This is a really good take by Daniel Bryan on Kenny Omega. Whether you're a Kenny fan or not, there really hasn't been anyone like him in the business before.
I really respect Daniel, he's a pretty respectful guy. Even in the Miz 24 series, he was really complementary of the Miz, however he knew he had to egg on the Miz and called him a cowardly wrestler.
On the other side, Miz's speech which was brilliant was off the cuff, and he kept waiting for Bryan to punch him out.
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So with Japan's recent COVID spike, all NJPW shows are cancelled for the foreseeable future. Wonder if we see more "forbidden door" matches. AEW has already booked an IWGP US Title match of Mox vs. Yuji Nagata (Japanese legend) for next week.
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I'm going off of a bunch of sites that have comfirmed that his last day was April 30th.
Now I don't doubt that he'll end up back with WWE, for everything that's said, the WWE has taken great care of his family. I don't doubt that Daniel is near the end of his full time career. So maybe he wants to go work in Japan or have some independent freedom in terms of a last tour. But I believe he'll end up back with the WWE at some point.
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Wasn't he saying recently that he was exploring an alternative relationship with WWE? I think people took it to mean he'd do WWE part time, do some Japan, Mexico etc.
Yeah I think he knows he has a great position - why risk it. They'll bend to his every demand. I think I remember saying he wants to be involved in coaching/training after his in-ring career is complete, so there's probably an element to a backstage role coming soon.
I know AEW will throw money at him, I just don't see it happening.
Completely agreed. Great bloody match, reckless, somewhat sloppy but it worked in the context, but then once Jericho came in, it slowed down and lost momentum (the ad breaks didn't help) I don't know why both companies go for these crash mat endings that are sold like death but look like crap.
And yeah Jericho took his blade out too early and had to hold it in his hand for a couple minutes in the arm bar. Camera of course picks it up clear as day.
