Daniel Bryan Admits His WWE Career Could Be Coming To An End

Daniel Bryan has admitted that his time in WWE could be coming to an end, but doesn't think it will be the end of his wrestling career. This has fuelled speculation that he could be leaving for pastures new very soon. The four-time World Champion recently spoke with Singapore based The New Paper while promoting WWE content on StarHub TV and also leading a terrarium building project. Bryan said that he wanted to return to the ring but could potentially find a new passion should there be a void to fill in his life.

€œI think it could be the end of my career in WWE, but I don€™t think it will be the end of my career. €œI could find another passion, but it would just be sad because this is what I have been most passionate about since I was five.€

The leader of the Yes Movement hasn't had a WWE match since the spring after the was pulled from the remainder of WWE's European tour on April 15. He has been cleared to make a return by his own personal doctor, but those employed by WWE won't give him the green light. This, understandably, has led to a lot of frustration on Bryan's part. The warning signs regarding Bryan's health have been there for a while, with 15 years in the ring causing the injuries to mount up. Last year he was out for roughly eight months after undergoing neck surgery while this latest setback could be the straw that breaks the proverbial camel's back. Should he leave WWE, the likes of TNA and ROH would undeniably be licking their lips. However, it remains to be seen whether either company could afford what has been arguably the biggest stars of recent times. This would leave a return to Japan Bryan's most likely destination should WWE think he's too much of a risk to put back into the ring.