Jon Moxley has commented on recent revelation from Blackpool Combat Club member Bryan Danielson that his full-time wrestling career is winding down.
Moxley told ESPN1530 WCKY radio in Cincinnati that he does find it ‘hard to imagine’ a world where a healthy Danielson stops wrestling.
Moxley said:
“I find it hard to imagine a world where a healthy Bryan Danielson stops wrestling at all, but I definitely feel like he’s a hundred percent serious saying he wants to wind it down and not be wrestling as frequently, on the road and being away from his kids every week.
I one hundred percent buy that, it’s true. I find it hard to imagine him actively being [for sure] he’s never going to wrestle again, I find that hard to imagine, not saying it couldn’t happen.”
Going on to remind fans that there really are no guarantees in life so next time we see our favorites, perhaps take a moment to pause in appreciation, Moxley said:
“We’ve seen people be here one day, and their careers are over the next. Every time you get to see these greats wrestle — Terry Funk was here a couple weeks ago, now he’s not.
“Any time you get to see these greats wrestle, you should really stop and pause and think about how fortunate you are to be seeing this. Once Micheal Jordan retired, you can’t turn on the TV and watch Micheal Jordan play basketball anymore.
“You got a chance to see Bryan Danielson on Dynamite, you know, stop and pause and really enjoy it while it’s here because you’re enjoying something special.”
According to Danielson, he does plan on keeping up with his promise to daughter Birdie to slow down on his weekly wrestling schedule when she turns seven (in 2024).
To read more about Bryan Danielson’s thoughts on his future as told to Sports Illustrated after his announcement, you can click this link.
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