11 WWE Superstars Who Could Become Commentators

3. Daniel Bryan

Daniel Bryan
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Whether Daniel Bryan ever wrestles again is still up in the air. Hopefully we have many, many more matches still to come from the former American Dragon. Whilst that is still in doubt, there's no denying how people respond to Bryan. 

Even when he's not wrestling, a Daniel Bryan on-screen appearance in any role is always met with roaring approval from live audiences and from those watching at home. People want to see Daniel Bryan. Simple. Ideally, that's in the ring and doing what he does better than pretty much anyone else on the planet. If that's not possible, people want to see D-Bry in any way that they can.

Bryan's everyman charm and his intricate knowledge of the wrestling game make him a prime candidate to take on a position as a commentator or analyst in the future, bringing legitimacy and instant appeal along with him.

With that said though, hopefully the idea of Daniel Bryan taking up a full-time commentary gig is something that is a long way away.

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