When I first found out the WWE had signed Bryan Danielson, I was over the moon. Having watched the American Dragons career develop through the independent scene, having watched his work and matches in NOAH and ROH, I thought that finally, FINALLY, the WWE had brought in the kind of performer that could help elevate it's product back to the heights of the Attitude era. Danielson's in-ring ability and the WWE's production values were a match made in heaven.
Or so I thought.
Cue NXT, the name change, the losing streak, the limited air time and the constant undermining of his experience, personality and ability by Michael Cole and his mentor, the Miz. This was not what any of his fans were expecting. Eve...
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