Bryan Danielson Says AEW Stars Feel They Are Part Of ‘Industry-Type Change’

AEW All Out will go down in pro wrestling history as one of the best shows in recent memory and the debuts of Adam Cole and Bryan Danielson can be attributed to that fact.

After the massive success of the pay-per-view, Chris Jericho declared that the game changed after the conclusion of AEW All Out. Before that, Jericho also predicted that AEW Dynamite would end up defeating Monday Night RAW in ratings within the next 4-6 months.

Jericho’s prediction came true as AEW Dynamite defeated Monday Night RAW in the coveted 18 to 49 demographic which gave them .53 rating and even went on to beat Monday Night RAW again the next week as well.

While speaking with Chris Mueller of Bleacher Report, Bryan Danielson talked about the locker room in AEW and how wonderful it can be. He also added that talents feel they are part of an industry-type change.

“One of the wonderful things about AEW is that almost everybody has access to Tony [Khan]. He’s very friendly and very approachable. It’s not just me, it’s people lower on the card who will go up and talk to Tony. It’s a very open-source system. And as the company gets bigger, that might actually not be functional. One thing I will say is that I feel like the locker room is more upbeat at AEW, I think most of the talent feels like they’re a part of something. They feel like they’re not only just a part of this company, but they’re also a part of an industry-type change. They feel like they’re a part of the wrestling business changing, and I think that that’s really cool.”

We will have to wait and see just how big of a change AEW will bring to the pro wrestling world in the coming months as fans are excited to see what will happen next.

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