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Old 07-08-2017, 04:51 PM   #51
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I always feel like Christopher Daniels is the last "big" indy guy to not have had a run in the WWE. Sure, there's plenty of young guys out there today, but of the original post-WCW big names... AJ Styles, Austin Aries, Bobby Roode, Chris Hero, Sami Zayn, Roderick Strong and hell, even Low Ki and Colt Cobana had brief tenues. Feels like Daniels is the one who never got picked up. Hopefully he'll at least get a brief go at it in NXT some day.

Would love some kinda storyline on Smackdown, perhaps if Joe ever gets drafted there, where AJ and Joe are feuding for the United States title and Daniel Bryan can book a match on a smaller PPV, featuring a mystery opponent from both men's past. WWE don't need to acknowledge TNA, but I'm sure most fans will know who Daniels is. It'd be like when Tazz debuted and fans just knew.

Certainly not on the bigger PPV's, but for something like Great Balls of Fire or Extreme Rules or TLC or whatever, it'd be a cool moment and definitely a great match.
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