Bryan Danielson was discussed to compete in a major rematch at AEW All In.
The Blackpool Combat Club member will not be competing at the first-ever AEW event in the UK after suffering a broken arm in a match against Kazukika Okada at the Forbidden Door pay-per-view.
As reported by Fightful Select, The American Dragon could have had a rematch against Kenny Omega, as multiple pitches were made for Omega, and Danielson was one of them. Sources did not state to Fightful what the other plans for Omega were and reiterated that the proposed rematch was “considered, but not planned.”
The report continues by referencing a Wrestling Observer report that the current plan for the former AEW World Champion at the Wembley Stadium show appears to be Omega teaming with Kota Ibushi and “Hangman” Adam Page to take on the team of Konosuke Takeshita and Bullet Club Gold.
Following on from the information regarding Danielson and Omega, the report concludes by referencing British stars Jamie Hayter and PAC, who are both currently out with injuries. It was hoped that Hayter would be back from injury so that she could appear at the historic show but no solid plans were pitched as Hayter appears to be sidelined for the rest of 2023.
In regards to PAC, the first-ever International Champion [previously known as the All-Atlantic Champion] was also due to be featured on the card, but the injury will see him sidelined for All In.
According to the latest information, Danielson is not scheduled to be back until October.
Bryan Danielson Made AEW In-Ring Debut Against Kenny Omega
Following the shock debut at All Out 2021, The American Dragon’s first match took place inside Arthur Ashe Stadium for the first-ever Grand Slam event. Facing The Best Bout Machine in the opening match of the show, the contest went to a 30-minute time limit draw.
In the latest All In update, the event will now start one hour earlier.