The crowd roared with approval, but there was more than a little relief in the air immediately following the main event of WrestleMania XXX. After all, up until the conclusion of the show, many fans were unsure whether or not WWE would actually agree to end the event with Daniel Bryan standing tall. The promotion had seemingly resisted at every twist and turn, but now Daniel stood victorious, having toppled Triple H, Randy Orton and Batista. This was a decision WWE will likely say was forced upon them by fan unrest following the conclusion of the Royal Rumble. That year, Batista was not a popular winner, and people demanded that Daniel Bryan be inserted into the main event picture at WrestleMania. WWE had a choice to make, and it boiled down to either giving their fan base what they wanted or going in a different direction entirely. Fast-forward to 2016, and the company is faced with another set of choices heading into WrestleMania 32. This time, those decisions revolve around men like The Undertaker, The Rock and 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin. Daniel Bryan is also leering in the distance, and it's very much down to management at World Wrestling Entertainment whether or not he appears at 'Mania. These are the choices which will shape WWE's biggest show of the year, and it's absolutely vital that those in charge of the organisation choose carefully.
