WWE website claims Daniel Bryan has been released
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JOHN CENA SAYS HE WANTS BRYAN DANIELSON BACK IN WWE - UPDATED
by Buck Woodward @ 8:48 PM on 6/13/2010
John Cena has posted the following on his Twitter account tonight. Needless to say, this should get people talking:
"I am very upset to hear about the release of bryan danielson. Social networks were formed so people would have a voice, and an opinon. I Know you all have your own, theories and whatnot. I respect that. I have never asked any of you to feel a certaint way about me. But Bryan left a lasting impression on the wwe universe in a very short time, and although it came at my expense, I agree with the majority Of you who are caught off guard by this choice. I know I'm not exactly appreciated by all, nor do I care to be, but I believe what I believe. I would like bryan to come back to the wwe. I would like to sign your petition to bring him back. I was taught to stand up for what I beileve in. I tried and failed, so I could Use some help. Tell me how to sign and I will. If for nothing else, to at least have a chance to have a match with him after what was done I know that seems a bit more fair. Give me a chance to have a fair match with him, and give him yet another chance to prove that he does Belong with us. Sorry for the long message, I know I am probally way out of line, I am sorry if I have offended anyone. But like me or not That is what Hustle. Loyalty. And most importantly Respect means to me. Enjoy game 5."
Since that post (actually a series of posts, due to Twitter limits) was made, I've had my email box flooded with opinions. Some think it is a shoot, some think it is a work, and some think it is the result of someone hacking Cena's account. I guess we'll see what it really is.
UPDATE: Several hours have passed, Cena has continued to tweet about other items, and the Danielson comments are still up, so it would appear those thinking it was a hacker are incorrect. So, now we can just wonder what Cena's true intentions are with his comments. Let the speculation continue!
by Buck Woodward @ 8:48 PM on 6/13/2010
John Cena has posted the following on his Twitter account tonight. Needless to say, this should get people talking:
"I am very upset to hear about the release of bryan danielson. Social networks were formed so people would have a voice, and an opinon. I Know you all have your own, theories and whatnot. I respect that. I have never asked any of you to feel a certaint way about me. But Bryan left a lasting impression on the wwe universe in a very short time, and although it came at my expense, I agree with the majority Of you who are caught off guard by this choice. I know I'm not exactly appreciated by all, nor do I care to be, but I believe what I believe. I would like bryan to come back to the wwe. I would like to sign your petition to bring him back. I was taught to stand up for what I beileve in. I tried and failed, so I could Use some help. Tell me how to sign and I will. If for nothing else, to at least have a chance to have a match with him after what was done I know that seems a bit more fair. Give me a chance to have a fair match with him, and give him yet another chance to prove that he does Belong with us. Sorry for the long message, I know I am probally way out of line, I am sorry if I have offended anyone. But like me or not That is what Hustle. Loyalty. And most importantly Respect means to me. Enjoy game 5."
Since that post (actually a series of posts, due to Twitter limits) was made, I've had my email box flooded with opinions. Some think it is a shoot, some think it is a work, and some think it is the result of someone hacking Cena's account. I guess we'll see what it really is.
UPDATE: Several hours have passed, Cena has continued to tweet about other items, and the Danielson comments are still up, so it would appear those thinking it was a hacker are incorrect. So, now we can just wonder what Cena's true intentions are with his comments. Let the speculation continue!
If both the Matt Hardy and the Danielson thing are angles, then I'll be the first guy to welcome back something interesting from WWE. Both of these angles play into the interwebs, which Vince has been trying to get his head around for a while now.
I think if these things are just part of a storyline, they're figuring out how to use the internet sites to twist storylines. I mean, everyone knows if you pull a name from WWE.com's superstars page, a website is going to report that they're "gone" from the company. You can put a simple "future endeavors" message up and people are going to read it as real company info.
It wouldn't be hard to find someone to fill a spot in the company who's entire role it is would be to use the internet to push angles. Hell if they did it right, they could open up their own website under a fake name and incorporate fake news into already available "real" news.
I think if these things are just part of a storyline, they're figuring out how to use the internet sites to twist storylines. I mean, everyone knows if you pull a name from WWE.com's superstars page, a website is going to report that they're "gone" from the company. You can put a simple "future endeavors" message up and people are going to read it as real company info.
It wouldn't be hard to find someone to fill a spot in the company who's entire role it is would be to use the internet to push angles. Hell if they did it right, they could open up their own website under a fake name and incorporate fake news into already available "real" news.
If both the Matt Hardy and the Danielson thing are angles, then I'll be the first guy to welcome back something interesting from WWE. Both of these angles play into the interwebs, which Vince has been trying to get his head around for a while now.
I think if these things are just part of a storyline, they're figuring out how to use the internet sites to twist storylines. I mean, everyone knows if you pull a name from WWE.com's superstars page, a website is going to report that they're "gone" from the company. You can put a simple "future endeavors" message up and people are going to read it as real company info.
It wouldn't be hard to find someone to fill a spot in the company who's entire role it is would be to use the internet to push angles. Hell if they did it right, they could open up their own website under a fake name and incorporate fake news into already available "real" news.
I think if these things are just part of a storyline, they're figuring out how to use the internet sites to twist storylines. I mean, everyone knows if you pull a name from WWE.com's superstars page, a website is going to report that they're "gone" from the company. You can put a simple "future endeavors" message up and people are going to read it as real company info.
It wouldn't be hard to find someone to fill a spot in the company who's entire role it is would be to use the internet to push angles. Hell if they did it right, they could open up their own website under a fake name and incorporate fake news into already available "real" news.
Quick timeline regarding the firing of Bryan Danielson
By Rich Twilling
A lot has happened over the past few days regarding Bryan Danielson and his WWE career. Here is what we know so far and all eyes will be tuned into Raw tonight to see what (if anything) is mentioned next.
-Danielson was released from WWE on Friday. It seemed legit because WWE.com put it in their "News" section. They also used both his WWE name (Daniel Bryan), and his real name.
-At first, most everybody thought it was a work and the "firing" was merely part of the big NXT angle that began last Monday on Raw.
-Reports began to surface saying Danielson was let go because he took things too far by choking ring announcer Justin Roberts with his own tie.
-It was also reported that "a very important person" not currently working with WWE said Danielson's actions went way past their PG rating and that he should be let go. Many people believed this to be someone involved with Linda McMahon's Senate campaign.
-At this point, whereas a lot of people thought it was a work at the beginning, those same people were convinced now this was a legit firing.
-Then WWE Champion John Cena wrote a very long message on his Twitter page saying he wanted Danielson back in WWE, that he wanted to face him in a match, and that he would sign a petition to bring him back. I don't recall anyone going to bat for someone getting fired like that before, so now signs pointed again to work.
-Danielson himself said he was biding his time and waiting for the right moment to speak. He has previously announced changing his Twitter page name to Bryan Danielson and that "the winds of change are stirring." That phrase has been a popular one for Wade Barrett during the first season of NXT.
-Danielson's Twitter page remains easy to find in the WWE Network since WWE is still "following" Danielson's page.
If this is a work, WWE went out of their way to make it seem legit, even to a lot of their own employees. Either way, even more than last Monday's great NXT invasion angle beginning, this situation with Danielson has people stirring and buzzing.
By Rich Twilling
A lot has happened over the past few days regarding Bryan Danielson and his WWE career. Here is what we know so far and all eyes will be tuned into Raw tonight to see what (if anything) is mentioned next.
-Danielson was released from WWE on Friday. It seemed legit because WWE.com put it in their "News" section. They also used both his WWE name (Daniel Bryan), and his real name.
-At first, most everybody thought it was a work and the "firing" was merely part of the big NXT angle that began last Monday on Raw.
-Reports began to surface saying Danielson was let go because he took things too far by choking ring announcer Justin Roberts with his own tie.
-It was also reported that "a very important person" not currently working with WWE said Danielson's actions went way past their PG rating and that he should be let go. Many people believed this to be someone involved with Linda McMahon's Senate campaign.
-At this point, whereas a lot of people thought it was a work at the beginning, those same people were convinced now this was a legit firing.
-Then WWE Champion John Cena wrote a very long message on his Twitter page saying he wanted Danielson back in WWE, that he wanted to face him in a match, and that he would sign a petition to bring him back. I don't recall anyone going to bat for someone getting fired like that before, so now signs pointed again to work.
-Danielson himself said he was biding his time and waiting for the right moment to speak. He has previously announced changing his Twitter page name to Bryan Danielson and that "the winds of change are stirring." That phrase has been a popular one for Wade Barrett during the first season of NXT.
-Danielson's Twitter page remains easy to find in the WWE Network since WWE is still "following" Danielson's page.
If this is a work, WWE went out of their way to make it seem legit, even to a lot of their own employees. Either way, even more than last Monday's great NXT invasion angle beginning, this situation with Danielson has people stirring and buzzing.
