SmackDown General Manager Daniel Bryan continues to tease that he’s interested in getting back in the ring when his WWE contract expires next year, but WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross seriously doubts it’s a good idea.
Bryan retired from active competition back in 2015 due to a string of concussions and WWE doctors refusing to medically clear him. In his latest blog over at JRsBarBQ.com, Jim Ross says he’d love to see Bryan back in the ring if he is healthy enough for it, but that seems highly unlikely after Bryan was forced into retirement.
“Seems as if Daniel Bryan is having some fun trolling social media as he teases a return to the ring which I seriously doubt will or should ever happen,” Ross said. “If his existing medical condition put DB in a higher risk category, then he needs to be the responsible husband and father and refrain from lacing up his boots again. Don’t get me wrong, if DB could safely resume his career I’d be all for it as he is one of the great talents in recent memory,” wrote Ross.
Other topics discussed include his role commentating the upcoming Mae Young Classic tournament, Impact Wrestling’s Slammiversary XV pay-per-view and this past weekend’s Bellator and UFC shows. Head over to JRsBarBQ.com to read the full blog.