AEW's second annual WrestleDream event took place in Tacoma, Washington on Saturday night. The event featured a whopping 13 matches (four on the opening Zero Hour show) and three of the seven championships on the line changed hands,

The end of Bryan Danielson’s full-time wrestling career ended at WrestleDream in one of the saddest stories you’ll ever see in modern pro wrestling. Danielson, hometown hero, passed out to Moxley’s rear naked choke, losing the AEW World title and thus, his career as we know it.

New details have emerged regarding the future of Bryan Danielson in AEW after he lost the world title to Jon Moxley at WrestleDream.

In what was widely expected to be his final professional wrestling match as a full-time competitor, Bryan Danielson took the ring at his hometown arena, the Tacoma Dome, to the “Final Countdown,” a fitting one-hit wonder from the 1980s that has been the unofficial theme of his AEW World Championship reign.

Tony Khan's company has developed a strong reputation for putting out exceptional matches during paid events, and the upcoming show in Tacoma, Wash., is unlikely to be any different.

When Bryan Danielson takes the ring at WrestleDream, it might just be the final time as a full-time professional wrestler. Now, sure, some of that is to tell a compelling storyline; fans want to see a true babyface hero fight like his life and career depend on it,