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Tony Khan explains why Bryan Danielson is missing from AEW

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What happened?

Tony Khan said Bryan Danielson has been absent from AEW programming because he is “beat up” and has been given time away from the road to rest and recover. Khan said Danielson is doing well at home with his family, but travel and even commentary duties can be difficult given his injuries.

Key Takeaways

  • Bryan Danielson has recently been missing from AEW Dynamite and Collision.
  • Tony Khan said Danielson is hurting and has been kept off the road to recover.
  • Khan emphasized that Danielson is home with his family and doing well.
  • Khan said commentary work can still be physically difficult for Danielson because of his injuries.
  • Danielson’s return to travel appears tied to when he is more able to do so and closer to pain-free.

AI Timeline

Recent weeks

Fans noticed Bryan Danielson was absent from AEW Dynamite and Collision.

Interview explanation

Tony Khan addressed Danielson’s absence during an In The Weeds charity livestream.

Current status

Khan said Danielson is beat up, resting, recovering, and spending time at home with his family.

Road schedule

Khan said he has been trying to take the pressure of travel off Danielson.

Possible return

Khan said it would be great to have Danielson back when he can travel more and be pain-free.

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Jul 18, 4:00 PM

Tony Khan explains why Bryan Danielson is missing from AEW

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Plenty of AEW fans have been wondering what’s going on with AEW commentator Bryan Danielson, who has recently been missing from Dynamite and Collision. During an interview on In The Weeds’ charity live stream, President Tony Khan explained that the American Dragon is hurting and off the road to recover. “Bryan’s beat up, and I’ve been giving him time to rest and recover. I’d love to have Bryan out there all the time, but he’s been home and with his family, and he’s doing very well. But it’s a lot for Bryan being on the road, and a lot of the utility of Bryan stepping away from the ring and resting is him being home with his family and recovering, and trying to be off the road. So I’ve been trying to take the pressure of the road off Bryan. But when he’s able to travel more and be pain free, I think it will be great. I also think even just sitting in the chair and moving his head around in the monitor and stuff, it’s hard. It’s harder than people understand with the injuries he’s had. P

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