Daniel Bryan has apparently been pulled from WWE's european tour. The most recent advertising and event listings on wwe.com have Bryan no longer featured. He had worked the first week of the tour, but didn't wrestle on Monday Night Raw from London. He then did work in the main event of Smackdown from London, however it was John Cena who carried most of the action as he teamed with Bryan against Cesaro and Tyson Kidd. Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio this week said Bryan had been working hurt. The current Intercontinental champion has mostly been working in six man matches and hasn't even wrestled on Raw since WrestleMania 31. There had also been reports earlier this month that WWE management were concerned with Bryan's ring style. He hasn't slowed his pace or intensity down at all, despite spending most of last year out injured due to a nerve injury in his neck. If this injury has been aggravated again, then the future for Bryan could well be up in the air. Any further surgery for the 33 year old is potentially going to be career ending. At this point nothing is confirmed and this could just be a mistake of WWE's advertising department. But after the reports of injury concerns, it looks like Bryan has indeed been removed from the tour. There'll no doubt be much more on this developing story in the coming days.
