AEW Superstar Bryan Danielson to be inducted into the ROH Hall of Fame
Bryan Danielson is set to be inducted into the Ring of Honor Hall of Fame. He will soon be becoming a two time Hall of Famer. The AEW Superstar was inducted into the 2016 Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Famer.
Danielson is the second announced inductee into the ROH Hall of Fame after The Biscoe Brothers, and more inductees are expected to be announced soon. The ceremony will be happening on March 5.
Bryan is currently starting a new segment with recently returned Jon Moxley. He confronted AEW Dynamite last week and offered Moxley the opportunity to take over AEW as a unit. However, Moxley has yet to give an answer to Danielson.
Bryan Danielson is a legend of Ring of Honor
The American Dragon played a significant role in establishing Ring of Honor as one of the best wrestling platforms. He has also been acknowledged as the “Founding Father” of the company.
On February 23, 2002, Bryan made his debut in the company’s leading event in a three-way contest against Christopher Daniels and Low Ki which Low Ki won. After that, he had one of the most memorable rivalries against Homicide and fought numerous matches together.
Danielson defeated James Gibson for the ROH World Championship at Glory Honor IV on September 15, 2005. That cemented his status as the best wrestler in the company when he held onto the reign as a champion for 462 days which is the third-longest, and he made a record 38 successful title defences.
The American Dragon made history in 2006 when he defeated arch-rival and ROH Pure Champion Nigel McGuinness in Liverpool to merge the titles. He is also a winner of the Survival of the Fittest and main evented ROH’s first pay-per-view in 2007.
He gave ROH one of the most memorable performances, one of them being against then ROH World Champion Takeshi Morishima in 2007, where he suffered a detached retina just over four minutes into the match, Morishima targeted Danielson’s injured left eye throughout the game. Still, Danielson showed incredible toughness and went on for more than 20 dramatic minutes.
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