Why WWE Daniel Bryan retired? And due to what injury and what is it?
Daniel Bryan was forced to retire from in ring wrestling due to history of concussion. All thing were going good until WWE medical center found out about the lesion he had on his brain. According to WWE’s report the lesion would lead to seizure inside his brain. Although getting hard concussion in wrestling is considered to be part of job but many time it has lead many pro-wrestlers into depression and latter dangerous consequences, similar thing happened with Chris Benoit and we all know how brutally his life and career ended.It was really disappointing as a pro-wrestling fan to see one of the best in ring technician leave the action in his prime. But is was all best for Bryan. Even though Bryan isn't wrestling more he hasn't been sidelined from wwe. Currently as GM of SDlive he is doing very good and will stay with business for very long in non wrestling roles.
How badly is Daniel Bryan of the WWE actually injured?
I think he genuinely is injured. WWE does not follow kayfabe when it comes to legitimate injuries - the same was true with Edge’s injuries, when he retired. I know that Daniel Bryan desperately wants to return to the ring, but hopefully he will desist from doing so. It would be terribly unfair to his wife and his baby, were he to end up losing his life after enduring another injury after returning to the ring. WWE is using him well on Smackdown, and hopefully he’ll stick around for a while!
When did Daniel Bryan get that career-ending injury?
It was happened when Daniel Bryan had WWE World Heavyweight Title on his Shoulders and on a Episode of RAW few years Ago , Kane smacked him with 3 Tombstone, one of the tombstone given to him on the Steel Stair , That One Shot knocked out Daniel Bryan from the WWE
Is Daniel Bryan's neck injury real?
it is real. he had surgery last thursday. the operation went well but he will not be wrestling for anything up to 2/3 months.
Do you really think that kane has been shown weak by WWE? Is he comparable with legends like The Undertaker? Is he really that strong and powerful?
Kane has a pivotal role in WWE since 1990′’sJust take a look at his Wikipedia page-“Following his debut, Kane remained a pivotal component of the company's Attitude Era of the late 1990s and early 2000s, defeating Stone Cold Steve Austin[10] for the WWF Championship in his first pay-per-view (PPV) main event at King of the Ring 1998. He has continued to compete in world championship PPV matches through the mid 2010s.Thanks for the A2AKane has won 18 total championships during his WWF/E career, including being a three-time world champion (having held the WWF Championship, ECW Championship, and World Heavyweight Championship once each) and a 12-time world tag team champion, having held the WWF/E (World) Tag Team Championship, WCW Tag Team Championship, and WWE Tag Team Championships with various partners. He is also a two-time WWE Intercontinental Champion and a 2010 Money in the Bank winner. Kane is the third man to win the WWE Grand Slam.”You don’t get to hold the gold 18 times in 20 years if you are weak.Hell, you don’t last in WWE for 20 years if you are weak.Though undertaker has had more memorable run with the company but kane has had an equal part in pushing the company and the talents.I agree lately his story line hasn’t been too great but everyone has a bad patch. He is only as strong as the writing. Keep calm and trust Kane as he enters the final phase of his career.
Did Katie Vick Storyline almost ruined Kane's career?
As much Kane, Triple H and Vince McMahon want to forget this infamous storyline, apparently sone fan won't forget that storyline. This storyline was supposed to be Kayfabe but they're make it too real that everyone thought Kane killed Katie Vick for real. Even Triple H question Vince McMahon about this storyline he pick. Bonus Question What is the worst storyline that Daniel Bryan got involved? He's huge fan-favorite due for being honest and act as a yes man but what is the infamous storyline that Most of WWE fans want to forget about him in that worst storyline?
What Grades do you give The Matches at Wrestlemania 29?
1 - I'd give it a solid C, not a whole lot except for the fact that I'm sure that Ambrose is going to be the break out from The Shield, he just seems to have that mysterious "It" factor and I think he's going to hoisting one of the big titles in the next 2 years and leaving the rest of The Shield in the dust. 2 - D. And that's grading on an overly generous curve. This match had about as much excitement as the Taker-Giant Gonzalez match at WM9 or 10. 3 - B. I like the call back they did to last year's WM with Bryan trying to go for the insanely fast pin after AJ kissed Dolph. 4 - D. You know Fandango, Flamingo, Faginasso, whatever he is called is definitely a not ready for primetime player especially with the knee-injury ending. 5 - B. This could have moved to A+ territory with Ziggler swooping in after the match to take the title, a chance missed by the WWE bookers. 6 - A-. It was great psychology, good thing that Taker only wrestles once a year now because he does put everything into his matches, making every match of his for the last 7 years or so must see television. 7 - A. Too bad it didn't go old school violent with Triple H and Lesnar getting cut more wide open than a surgical patient. Another one with great psychology and great spots given the ground and pound styles that they both employ. 8. C+. I really, really, really wanted this to be one of those great matches, but it was meh for so long that by the time action was picking up I realized I wouldn't need ambien to get some sleep. Overall, I'd give WM29 a B-, I mean it isn't the dregs, it isn't as lousy as WM II, WM V, or IX. But a world away from III, XIV, XV, and XVI it wasn't even funny.
Is pro wrestling fake? Do they ever actually hurt each other (barring accidents)?
They are very real.The result and the spots of the match are scripted. The moves like punches and kicks are real.A professional wrestler performs signature moves such that they don't injure the other wrestler.Lets take an example of move known as Piledriver. It has been banned in WWE since 2000 and only two wrestlers in WWE are allowed to use the move(Undertaker and Kane).This photo clearly shows that the head doesnt touch the ground.If the move is not done correctly then it will result in a injury. In 1997 Owen hart botched a reverse piledriver on Stone Cold Steve Austin. This broke Austin's neck and that is the reason why he retired early.If we see blood in WWE now it has happened unintentionally since we are now in the PG era. Today's WWE product is marketed towards children not adults. Wrestlers like Ric Flair, Triple H are regular bladers. The preffered area for blading is the forehead since it bleeds profusely and heals easily.I would recommend you to watch the movie The Wrestler (2008).The Wrestler shows that while outcomes of matches may be fixed the physical tolls these men take on their body are often more extreme and long lasting than most other "respectable" sports.