Bryan Danielson, a well-known wrestler, has seen and done it all. He knows how many matches he needs to compete at the highest level. The number of Best of 7 matches during the month is too high for Bryan Danielson, who said “But then you’re doing too much.”
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In a pre-show interview with Justin Barrasso of Sports Illustrated, Dean Danielson revealed that he wants to wrestle up to 12 matches in a single month.
“I actually feel I’m at my best when I wrestle about 10 matches a month,” Danielson said. “When I do only a match a week, I see the difference. I’ll ask myself, ‘Why didn’t I do this?’ Or I’ll see something wasn’t as sharp as it used to be. I’m also lucky to wrestle once a week. That’s great for family life. But I’m a little bit of a perfectionist, so I’m not sure it’s great for wrestling technique. When I watch my stuff back and critique myself, I’m hard on myself and want to make sure everything is sharp.”
King of Professional Wrestling Danielson’s hectic schedule makes it difficult for him to scrimmage ten matches a month. His active record is 34 matches in AEW because his last appearance was September 2021 and he has only worked two or seven matches a month since then.
It should be noted, however, that Danielson hadn’t wrestled in 10 matches in a month during the last year he was with WWE. The last time Danielson had 10 or more matches was for Smackdown in November of 2019, when he wrestled 11 matches.
