You might have noticed that I've mentioned Daniel Bryan quite a lot in this article. Simply put, Bryan should not lose the title until at least, at least, Wrestlemania 32. He's over, he's hugely respected as a workhorse, he exudes Big Fight Feel and he can orchestrate a classic with just about any half-decent worker on the roster. He's the best person bar none to not only put the belt over in a huge way, but also put over any challenger that comes his way. On his most recent interview with Chris Jericho, Bryan talked about wanting to do all he could to get the entire roster over: I don't have your typical ambition. It is a different kind of ambition. To raise and get more people over. If we have to use me to do that, I think that's better for the company. It's more fun. Not only will I have more people to work with but John Cena will have more people to work with. Roman Reigns will have more people to work with. Guys in the back will be happier because there is this perception of 'If I work hard, I will get opportunities.' Say a guy feuded with me and it did really well. The office looks at them differently With a year-long title reign, Bryan has the opportunity to do this. He is a star. He can create stars. And the longer he holds the gold, the more he can do to help the company. It's pure win-win. If the WWE can hold their nerve, then the fans might have no need to cast their minds back to remember the IC title fondly. It will no longer need to be remembered as the Pat Patterson title or the Bret Hart title. It will be the Daniel Bryan title.
