How did many of Ring of Honor fans referred Bryan Danielson to?
Ring Of Honor issued the following press release: Bryan Danielson has agreed in principle to a contract with World Wrestling Entertainment. Bryan has been an exemplary talent and a wonderful member of the Ring of Honor locker room and family since the inception of the company. We couldn’t be happier for Bryan and all of his successes, many of which Ring of Honor has been proud to witness first hand. We congratulate Bryan on the beginning of this next journey in his brilliant career, and wish him all the best as he progresses. Many Ring of Honor fans refer to Bryan as the “best in the world” and we look forward to looking on in earnest as he shows everyone watching the wrestling world’s biggest stage just why that is. Bryan will appear as scheduled at all of the September Ring of Honor events. Please join us in Philadelphia, Dayton, Chicago, Boston, and New York as we say thank you and farewell to a truly one-of-a-kind talent. Sources:
Obviously it’s a matter of opinion, but if you’re asking for matches that you MUST go out of your way to see, here’s a few that spring to mind: The Joe vs. Punk trilogy (2004): Arguably, the greatest series of matches between two of ROH’s elite. I have only seen the second match, but I think it’s safe to say that all three matches are rock solid as they often get praised by many on this board. If you’re comfortable with star ratings, all three are usually referred to as being between four and five stars. Roderick Strong vs. Bryan Danielson (2005/2006): They had what many consider to be one of the better matches of 2005 At Vendetta which went in the 50 minute area, I do believe. Then, back in March, the two had another stellar match at Supercard Of Honor which is considered an early MOTYC candidate as well. That match was also quite lengthy – in the 56 minute range. You’ll get a good mix of everything when watching these matches: excellent submission wrestling, stiff strikes, heated bra
